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The difference in quantitative measurements between svOCT and histology may reflect dynamic variations in the retinal microcirculation and warrants further investigation.
These variable features may reflect dynamic differences between SP-A and SP-D because of their hyprophilicity.
Analysis of this portion of the histogram demonstrated changes in the spread of ADC values, which may reflect dynamic intratumoural changes following treatment.
Thus, although transfer function phase or gain may reflect dynamic CA, both metrics could also partly reflect steady-state vascular properties such as compliance and resistance (Zhang et al. 2009).
As many previous results were obtained using cell lines cultured in vitro, they may not reflect dynamic changes of histone modifications occurring during differentiation in vivo.
The social bond may reflect a dynamic of kinship, political solidarity, or community engagement outside of the nuclear family paradigm (Collins 1990; Willett 1995 and 2014; Nzegwu 2006).
The spatial movement of the population center of gravity during 1953 2010 may reflect the dynamic evolutionary characteristics of the spatial distribution of minority populations.
Therefore, the ReHo increase in the thalamus, brain stem, and temporal pole in MwoA patients may reflect a dynamic compensation for the disorder signals from the brain, whereas the decreased hemodynamic synchronization in the ACC, insula, PCC, and SOG could be explained by MwoA -related dysfunction.
This may reflect a dynamic population with members trying new and different treatments during the average of 15 months between the first survey and the second survey.
The presence in a population of multiple host resistance alleles confronting multiple parasite virulence alleles may reflect a dynamic equilibrium permissive for the persistence of both parties.
In vitro, failure of SMSCs to induce immunomodulation in severely inflammatory conditions may reflect the dynamic nature and complex network of specific microenvironments in vivo.
