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Each category might represent a continent, or they may represent common political themes, such as political parties, historic events, scandals and historic political buildings.
Two datasets returned N-terminal motifs, which may represent common N-terminal target peptide signals rather than ligand-binding motifs.
This suggests that most L1s in L1Base are not newly inserted L1s and very few may represent common LIDs.
Although our data do not reflect the overall prevalence of nosocomial infections in hospitalized HIV-infected children due to our study design, the data may represent common resistance patterns of these organisms.
While key causative polymorphisms await definitive identification through replication studies and functional characterization, this and previous findings strongly suggest that NPSR1 genetic variants may represent common risk factors for chronic inflammatory conditions such as RA, asthma and IBD.
Among the "conserved" transcription factors, some seemed to be pathway specific as they were present only in one or two pathways (e.g. CART1, ETF, RUSH-1α, SF1 and SOX9), while others were present in all or most of the pathways and may represent common regulators of conserved transcriptional co-expression among different pathways.
Even the range of 0 to 5 mM is quite extreme and may not represent common clinical situations.
Worker genomic responses to Nosema infection may also represent common, chronic stress response pathways in honey bees.
Indeed, it was shown that this kind of interaction not only reflects physical interaction of complexes, but may also represent common regulation, localization, turnover or architecture [ 33].
The main limitation of the study is the use of TV greater than 10 ml/kg with zero PEEP in the control arm, which may not represent common practices in the operating room around the world.
This may represent a common mechanism of increasing susceptibility to infection with human immunodeficiency virus.
