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The contralateral preference in FFA was also found with a more restricted ROI including only the FFA voxel with average coordinates, as such excluding the voxels at the border of the ROI where the signal might partially reflect the responses of nearby non-FFA areas ("partial voluming").
The larger amount of fluids administered in ICU admitted patients might partially reflect poor responsiveness to fluid resuscitation, necessitating ICU admission, which is supported by the observation that more patients with septic shock are admitted to the ICU instead of the ward (Table 3).
Nonetheless, the augmentation of circulating number of CD4+CD25+FoxP3+ co-expressing GITR in P. vivax infected subjects might partially reflect the expansion of Tregs observed in those individuals.
Thus, differences in number of cases reported might partially reflect the difference in performance of the surveillance system.
In addition, the recent increase in ASD prevalence might partially reflect insufficient specificity of current diagnostic criteria [ 6].
Moreover, varying ARs in the different districts might partially reflect varying performance of the surveillance system as surveillance was reinforced in only 28 out of 67 health zones.
The lack of dilution for SIT might also partially reflect contributions of this plant sterol from terrestrial plant debris washed into the storm sewer system.
We are fully aware that culture of melanoma cell lines in 3D might only partially reflect the complexity of solid tumours developing in vivo.
Moreover, OPG and RANKL are locally active molecules, and tested serum is removed from the site of disease; therefore, serum levels might only partially reflect the actual local mechanism.
The unique pattern of peptidergic neurons in a8/9 might thus, at least partially, reflect a segment-specific function related to e.g. control of spiracles or intestinal functions.
This could partially reflect the current situation that people might have less awareness of the importance of elevated BP and its potential consequences.
