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One explanation for this discrepancy is that each virus-host combination might reflect specific characteristics; specifically a dynamic equilibrium or feedback loop during viral infection may affect sRNA levels in different model systems.
The expansion of these protein families might reflect specific characteristics of lichen-forming fungus E. pusillum.
The sequences might reflect specific adaptation to certain microbial/pathogen environments.
This might reflect specific gaps in the T-cell repertoire in the donors' peripheral blood that might result from expression of additional HLA alleles.
These changes in circadian type preferences and the increasing need for sleep might reflect specific factors underlying the circadian vulnerability in bipolar disorder, being different from the one proposed for major depressive disorder.
Nevertheless, the sheer number of peptidase genes in the D. pulex genome indicates large-scaled gene family expansions that might reflect specific adaptations to the lifestyle of a planktonic filter feeder in a highly variable aquatic environment [ 35].
The precise points in time at which activation associated with visual, semantic, and word form processing appeared in our study might in part reflect specific characteristics of the naming task we adopted.
Conceivably, this might reflect a specific role of Tel1 over Mec1 in the process [ 15, 27, 28] or be due to specific characteristics of the chromatin environment at telomeres.
Some may be as broad as "Modern Drama"; others might reflect more specific field interests.
Mr. Leventhal, who said some new job titles might reflect the specific problems that the city faces now, said the current situation was similar to the one in the fiscal crisis of the 1970's, when many people from various unexpected corners turned out to try to help New York rebound.
The divergent assembly of bacterial actin proteins might reflect the specific adaptation to distinct intracellular physiological functions.
