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Cramton ([1993]) has provided strong evidence that organizational foundings may represent responses to changing family relationships rather than outcomes of the rational assessments of discovered economic opportunities.

It should be noted that the over-expression of serum IL-12 may represent responses to exercise unrelated to the knee joint, as serum may represent input from a number of sources, i.e. muscle and vasculature.

To the extent that such biomarkers are determined by genetic factors and emerge reliably in response to a particular treatment, they may represent "response endophenotypes" [ 2].

Many of these changes may represent acclimation responses, occurring prior to any detectable changes in shoot elongation and photosynthesis.

While some of these effects are simply deleterious, others may represent adaptive responses to the conditions in which the individuals find themselves (Monaghan, 2008).

Subsequent findings [ 60] indicated that decreases in leptin and melanocortin signalling may represent compensatory responses to manage chronic stress at the expense of metabolic derangements.

Circulatory changes in the first hours and days of life are profound; some of the cardiovascular measures at birth may represent transient responses and others may have long-term implications.

This reaction in apparently normal brain regions may represent a response to degenerating axonal projections from other affected brain regions, or may be presaging eventual degeneration in other brain regions.

Furthermore, the peak flow response during RH does not appear to be mediated by NO, and may represent a response to tissue hypoxia, adenosine accumulation, vasodilating prostaglandins, myogenic factors, or endothelium-dependent hyperpolarizing factor (Tagawa et al. 1994).

CONCLUSION: These differences may represent a response to hypoxia and an increase in the amount of blood in the placenta.

Hybridization between these species may represent a response to low population size.