At the human population level, however, biological and statistical attributes tend to smooth and linearize the dose response relationship, obscuring thresholds that might exist for individuals.
There was suggestion that a stronger effect of NAT2 on SF might exist in individuals with type 2 diabetes than in those without diabetes.
"Given that tickle is associated with the neurological generation of 'self' and 'other,' it may be that individual differences in tickle may suggest a defect in the processing of this information that might exist in some autistic individuals," he says.
In audition, as in vision, multiple distinct perceptible individuals might exist simultaneously, and each might persist and survive change (see the discussion of auditory scene analysis in section 2.1 Sounds).
For wild rice, in which either homozygous or heterozygous individuals might exist, PCR fragments were cloned into pGEM T-Easy vector (PMD19-T, Takara) and sequenced using the forward or reverse primer.
Thus, several different adaptive mechanisms of NK cells might exist according to the individual cases.
Second, genotypic and phenotypic mismatch might exist for a few individual trees, especially for hybrids [25], which could reduce the genetic distance between species.
This research employs five theories to examine the interrelations that might exist between the antecedents of individuals' perceived security in online environment in Malaysia.
Additional experiments were also conducted in which AMs were primed with lipopolysaccharides (LPS) to simulate preexisting pulmonary inflammation such as that which might exist in sick and elderly individuals.
His partial solution meant that adaptations might exist above the level of individual organisms, but only if special conditions are met.
