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The limited rate of reproducible findings may reflect extensive heterogeneity and modest effects of disease genes, effects of parental imprinting, and epistasis but also heterogeneity across populations, false-positive results, systematic bias due to technical artifacts, population stratification or environmental modifiers [3].
The reason for the larger number of nsLtp genes in wheat may simply be due to the hexaploid state of wheat but may also reflect extensive duplication of gene clusters as observed on rice chromosomes 11 and 12 and arabidopsis chromosome 5.
A low white blood count may also reflect extensive prior cytotoxic treatment or an immunocompromised patient.
This may reflect the extensive coastline or result from the very limited fishing effort and spatial data that was available from the region, i.e., fisheries with poorly defined spatial limits yielded lower density fisheries.
These similarities may reflect the extensive professional socialization that physicians receive throughout their medical training that promotes the internalization of the same core work values and behaviors associated with practicing medicine, regardless of which generation they belong to.
This may reflect the extensive dysregulation of differentiation in more aggressive tumours, which culminates also in the strong K15 expression, detected in all lesions, at variance with previous results (Abbas and Bhawan, 2011).
Since RAD51 has been implicated in postreplication repair of ssDNA gaps accumulating behind the fork after replication perturbation [ 55], it is reasonable to assume that the elevated ssDNA accumulation and RAD51 foci formation observed in WS cells may reflect an extensive usage of RAD51-dependent postreplication gap repair at unreplicated CFS regions.
Although some peritoneal metastases may be caused by perioperative tumor seeding and could thus be preventable, most peritoneal metastases will reflect extensive disseminated disease.
It also aggravates geographically uneven development and fails to reflect extensive urbanization dynamics.
Families found across the kingdoms of life reflect extensive divergent evolution.
This may reflect their more extensive clinical experience, and overall responsibility for patient care.
