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Equally, the positive relationship between health insurance policy and completed basic child immunization may reflect possible financial barriers to child immunization.
It may reflect possible evolutionary structural/functional constraint on matK.
Given that HPV can be acquired at other non-genital sites, these findings may reflect possible non-intercourse sexual transmission [ 43].
The lower rates of cardiovascular complications in the ethnic groups may reflect possible differences in chronic disease management including increased adherence to medication and strong family supports.
We observed one band for NDE1, versus two bands for NDEL1, which may reflect possible post-translational modification(s) on NDEL1.
The cause for the reproductive failure is not know, but may reflect possible external stressors the first few days after birth, which by chance affected this group the most.
Lower genetic diversity in cave populations than in related surface populations probably reflects smaller effective population sizes because of food and space limitations, but may also reflect possible bottleneck events due to periodic droughts and other environmental fluctuations [ 7].
Therefore, this assay may not reflect possible bacteria-cell interactions that might occur in a shorter incubation time and that could be enough for the delivery of the toxin to the cell.
The discrepancy may also reflect possible differences in the requirements for high membrane potential on activation of UCP3 and ANT by HNE; further work is needed to resolve this point.
However, most of the reviewed studies concern common mental disorders and the discrepancy with our results may primarily reflect possible differences in the determinants of hospitalisation and milder disorders.
21 23 Other studies have explored the potential health implications of diets that reduce GHG emissions 23 33; however, many of these have modelled arbitrary changes in diet that may not reflect possible changes in consumption (eg, replacing red meat with fruit and vegetables).
