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Therefore, the preponderance for larger right hemisphere effects may be associated with chronic ketamine use, or the differences may represent insufficient statistical power to detect differences in both hemispheres.

The callus fracture sign is a useful radiological predictor of progression to non-union and may represent insufficient mechanical stability at the fracture site.

As the hypermutant frequencies were in the ∼10−2 to 10−5 range, deamination may represent an insufficient selection pressure to cause the virus to adapt, unlike the lentiviruses that evolved a vif gene.

These data tend to confirm results of other studies[ 8, 11, 13] and suggest that lower levels of indicator bacteria may represent an insufficient amount of microbial contamination to cause illness, that other bacterial indicators may be better associated with health risk and that some exposure to contaminated drinking water may in fact be protective for AGII.

This may represent cells with insufficient Cre expression, Cre activity, or GFP level.

The vast majority of these occur along coastlines and may represent uncertainty due to insufficient resolution in the recording of co-ordinates.

Therefore, it is tempting to speculate that the distribution of Aβ deposits in aging and AD brains may represent the result of insufficient clearance of Aβ, rather than an anterograde neuronal expansion as previously discussed [ 134].

Additionally, some of the non-clustering cytosolic ribosome and proteasome complex genes may represent false negatives due to insufficient knockdown.

Some of the shorter clones in this category may contain insufficient sequence to identify coding regions and many of these sequences may represent the 3' or 5' untranslated region (UTR) of genes.

It is noted that patients with insufficient samples due to early progression were registered as nonevaluable (CA125 criteria), and this may represent a potential bias.

Our findings may represent a variant of the refeeding syndrome associated with advanced HIV disease, in which low pre-ART serum phosphate is insufficient to maintain homeostasis in response to metabolic changes accompanying treatment initiation.