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This non-extractable BC that is present in the RES after removal of the light fractions may reflect preferential binding of PAHs to minerals or, alternatively, the presence of highly condensed macromolecular polyaromatic structures.

Cellular immune recognition of M.tb antigens, defined by cytokine production, may reflect preferential expression of M.tb proteins during the active and dormant phase of the infection [ 13- 16].

The partiality for C>G transversions in Signature E may reflect preferential insertion of cytosine opposite such an UNG-mediated abasic site.

Similarly greater pazopanib use in Wales may also reflect preferential use over drugs (e.g. bevacizumab) judged not cost-effective by NICE for renal cell carcinoma.

Improved fetal survival may thus simply reflect preferential access to food by these groups during food shortages.

However, the results may reflect a preferential synaptic expression of AMPARs in the neurabin KO mice.

This global change may reflect the preferential methylation of hyperacetylated H3 by SET-domain methyltransferases, demonstrated by in-vitro assays [18], or the physical and functional association of histone deacetylases and the demethylase KDM1/LSD1 [20].

Thus, increased activation in right IFC during stop trials may reflect a preferential role for this region in identity over feature processing.

This may imply that multiple types of HPV simultaneously infect the same woman but not necessarily the same individual cells, or it may reflect the preferential persistence of one HPV type.

By extension, the reliance of mice with a history of prolonged corticosterone exposure on familiar stimulus-response habits rather than outcome-based goal-directed response strategies may reflect the preferential engagement of intact infralimbic cortex-mediated response strategies, rather than response strategies that rely on compromised prelimbic and orbitofrontal cortices.

In the context of the data, the increased levels of IFN-γ and IL-17A detected by us in the sera of patients may reflect a preferential induction and accumulation of Th17/Th1 cells in the foci of dermatitis or upper respiratory mucositis induced by S. aureus infection.