These gender differences might reflect different social roles and differing priorities.
As argued above, such popularity differences might reflect different cultural patterns.
These differences might reflect different sensitivities of the two methods and/or different tissue distributions in the whole seedlings [ 22] versus rosette leaves analyzed (this study).
The differences in the literature might reflect different methodologies of the studies or different subgroups of migraineurs, but there could also be some different sociocultural perceptions about the use of OCs in different populations.
This might reflect different hormone concentrations in urine versus blood, differences in assay sensitivity, or other methodological differences concerning sample collection.
The differences in these observed ratios might reflect different gene sets, selection criteria, sequence platforms used or allelic expression bias that may be present in RNA-Seq.
We have shown that there is substantial variation in risk of multiple preventable mortality outcomes with marital status and dependent children and discussed how the differences in magnitude of these effects might reflect different fitness costs and benefits individuals incur.
Gender differences in the associations of interest might reflect different levels of environmental support (for example, lower social support for men with schizophrenia might account for the higher SMR in that group), or might reflect gender differences in the severity of the condition in question or in the level of comorbidity with other physical, mental or personality disorder [ 31].
As earlier work with prion deposits showed a correlation between variation in p-FTAA emission and protein conformation diversity, 8 the spectral differences observed from distinct s-IBM inclusion bodies might reflect different aggregated states of a specific protein.
These observed differences in the temporal activation of posterior Hox genes might reflect different regulatory mechanisms of Hox genes.
The apparent paradox may result from subtle differences in complicated experimental procedures, or more interestingly, it might reflect different activities that occur in vivo.
