Various morphologies result, whereby similarities between certain samples exist.
The differences between men and women are in keeping with other studies 3 9 10 and may result from brain lateralisation, whereby males perform better in largely right hemisphere tasks, such as spatial ability, and females perform better in left hemisphere dominant tasks, such as verbal ability.
The presence of these cytokines may result in a "gelling" phenomenon, whereby a period of inactivity results in an accumulation of inflammatory mediators in the involved area.
The findings also have implications for understanding acupuncture's large nonspecific effects 6 and, more generally, for understanding the processes whereby acupuncture may result in decreased disability.
It is hypothesized that these immunological changes may result from a combination of factors whereby the in utero environment of HIV infected mothers uniquely shapes their infant's immune system.
Repeated exposure to traumatic stressors may result in PTSD, shutdown dissociation, and depression, whereby these three symptom clusters are interrelated but not interchangeable.
One of the potential mechanisms whereby traffic-related exposures may result in DNA damage is due to short-lived reactive oxygen species (ROS).
This may result in relatively short-lived "halo effect" whereby patients feel more satisfied immediately after their consultation than they do afterwards.
Such informational asymmetries may result from high expenses for disseminating necessary information to the shareholders, whereby the costs increase with firm complexity (Dolde and Mishra 2007), or from protecting information transmission to competitors (Marshall and Weetman 2007).
Secondly, substantial shifts in the focal plane may result, which are particularly inconvenient for applications such as genome organization, whereby defocusing shifts on the micrometer scale can lead to incorrect identification of chromophore locations [ 15].
