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You may relate, or you may read them and think I need to get my shit together.

As warmth-sensing in Drosophila involves TRPA1 acting in internal thermosensors located in the brain and Gr28b(D) acting in peripheral thermoreceptors located in the antenna/arista, the authors may wish to comment on how this may relate (or not) to mosquito anatomy and what their findings (Aedes and Drosophila TRPA1s seem to have similar functions; Gr28b/Gr19 may not) may mean in this context.

The data suggest the plethora of cellular actions of estrogens may relate to or be influenced by membrane effects of the steroid.

This results may relate to, or may be extended to relate to a class of fractional oscillators based on fractional Langevin equation, which have interesting behavior in the locations of the characteristic [49] as well as roots stability [50].

The sociodemographic gradients we identified in relation to ASD and ID may relate to ascertainment or aetiology or both.

Some may relate to CFLC or CURW.

These concerns may relate to privacy or to safety issues, which may be addressed in part through legal and regulatory measures.

These findings may relate to adaptive or dysregulated/maladaptive mechanisms within the context of the allostatic load model [39].

Democratic mechanisms may relate as complements or as substitutes, in the loose sense that one mechanism may either increase or decrease the net benefits of another.

Additionally, the suppression of R2 at the brainstem level in the CM group may relate to impaired or dysfunctional descending pain modulation.

The Company infers, but has been unable to confirm, that these inquiries may relate to one or more additional qui tams filed under seal that may be pending the government's investigation and intervention decision.