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Lack of signs of hepatitis in sick dolphins may reflect restricted tissue tropism or virulence of this adenovirus compared to those of the adenovirus identified in sea lions.
Thus, some of the survival disparity observed for HLs may reflect restricted access to care for this ethnic group, regardless of nSES.
Whilst older age was significantly associated with survival following NADC diagnosis in univariate analyses, it did not remain significantly associated with survival in adjusted analyses; this may reflect the relatively restricted age of the underlying cohort population, and of cohort participants at the time of NADC diagnosis.
The third individual was heard over an extended period at a single receiver which may reflect mortality after release rather than restricted movement.
Therefore, it is conceivable that the increased MDM2 expression seen in CRCs with restricted p53 overexpression may reflect cellular functional consequences of p14ARF epigenetic inactivation.
This raises the possibility that the enhanced FAA of KO mice may reflect a non-specific locomotor response to restricted feeding.
This may reflect the fact that Shh expression is restricted to the floor plate in the rhombomere 1 but it is more broadly expressed in the basal plate in the midbrain.
Some of these differences may reflect the fact that this analysis was restricted to NIDUs, while the studies conducted by Weeks and colleagues [58] and Latkin and colleagues [57] were among IDUs.
The low diversity may reflect the depth of water – which would restrict speciation opportunities – or it may just be too young for a rich biota to have evolved.
Changes in long bone architecture among males are restricted to the humerus and may reflect a greater reliance on firearms.
Situated within socially reproduced learning environments, participation in programming activities on robotics teams may reflect figured worlds of "robotics" and "programming" that restrict access to certain roles for girls and other traditionally underrepresented groups.
