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However, at any given time following therapy a periodontitis patient may represent a case of health in a successfully treated patient (stable), or a case with recurrent gingival inflammation (BoP ≥10%) at sites with PPD ≤3 mm and no PPD >4 mm (disease remission), or a case of recurrent periodontitis, where there are bleeding sites ≥4 mm or any PPD ≥5 mm (unstable) (Fig. 1, Table 3).

Ultimately it may represent a case of a well-intentioned measure that, while sounding radical, only accelerates our road back to feudalism: a society dominated by the few where many depend on the generosity of their betters and the middle class, already shrinking, fades into the dustbin of history.

The genes in this latter operon are most similar to the PTS from bacteria and, thus, may represent a case of lateral gene transfer.

Because these species have an aggregate maximum divergence of almost 2.5%, they may represent a case of shared ancestral polymorphisms, or of species with past histories of divergence that are now introgressing.

The lack of an efficient allorecognition system in the early stages of ontogeny in scleractinian and soft corals is believed to be universal, and juvenile chimeras may represent a case of allorecognition "failure", promoted by the gregarious settlement of larvae that is characteristic of many cnidarians [38].

To test whether nocturnal locomotor activity in A. azarai in its natural environment may represent a case of positive masking by moonlight, we analyzed the relationship between locomotor activity and ambient luminance as measured in an open savannah area in front of the monkeys' gallery forest habitat.

Radical Islam may represent a special case, insofar as the backward-looking ideology and threat of violence associated with it hinder innovation and frighten off investors.

Washington Post book critic Ron Charles opined in July 2007 that the large numbers of adults reading the Potter series but few other books may represent a "bad case of cultural infantilism", and that the straightforward "good vs. evil" theme of the series is "childish".

Thus, AOAs may represent a special case of location-specific activation of visual cortex associated with cross-modal attention to spatial locations outside the visual field [85], [86].

Furthermore, disgust may represent a special case because, as some investigators have argued, it does not belong to the basic emotions but rather represents a mixture of other universal emotions [28].

The results of the study, therefore, may represent a worst case scenario for pharmaceutical storage.