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Also, avian genomes are smaller than those of other amniotes (Hillier et al. 2004; Organ et al. 2008), and if relative numbers of LCNS do not correlate with genome size or timing of divergence, then their presence may suggest differences in functionality or different genomic dynamics among the groups.

The difference in p53 mutation location between PG and NPG carcinomas may suggest differences in function correlating with differing morphologic development.

Our findings showed variations in readmission rates and mortality for different medical conditions which may suggest differences in the quality of care provided for various medical conditions.

Differences in the length of the pathways between substrate (in this case, glucose and acetate) and the storage compound synthesized may suggest differences between metabolic optimality for the different compounds with respect to the mixture of storage compounds accumulated.

Nevertheless, the slightly different SSC properties of atrial and ventricular cells may suggest differences in the cellular composition of the ALDHbr population depending on the cardiac chamber of origin.

This may suggest differences in the architecture of the grafted layer.

The differences may suggest different sets of acyl transferases or transacylases in the plasma membrane and its adjacent PAM.

However, despite some biochemical similarities between these two hyperglycemic crises, there are notable differences that may suggest different pathogenic mechanisms.

These results demonstrate the cooperative activity of PUF60 and U2AF65/35 in splicing, and may also suggest differences in substrate-specific requirements for these proteins.

In patients, the various mutations in the HSPB1 gene result in differences in the severity of the disease, the involvement of the sensory and motor functions and the age of onset, which may also suggest differences in the pathomechanisms involved.

The spatio-temporal differences between genders may suggest underlying differences in the gait strategies adopted by males and females in order to reduce pain and cope with the loads acting on their affected joints, two key aspects of knee OA.