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Together this suggested to us that much of the similarity of expression levels might represent underlying gene regulatory and cellular behaviours rather than the formation of equivalent tissues.
In addition, impairment of antitumoral T cell responses and modulation of immune responses by immune complexes might represent underlying mechanisms that also promote tumor progression [ 52].
Thus, impaired GC development as early as day 8 p.p. might represent underlying abnormalities in SCs, because there exists a reciprocal regulation of SC and GC differentiation, and functional SCs are a prerequisite for normal spermatogenesis (Sharpe et al., 2003; Griswold, 1995).
In the same way, we can also include covariates that represent underlying population structure that might be confounded with disease status, which might include indicator variables of region of residence or eigenvectors from principal components analysis [ 26].
The kernel weights well represent underlying structures.
Recurrent lesions represent underlying field disease.
These results indicate that NXQ significantly protects NG108-15 cells against H2O2 challenge by improving redox imbalance and inhibiting apoptosis, which might represent mechanisms underlying its potential usage in the prevention and treatment of syndrome of apoplexy.
According to the genome theory, genome system instability can be induced by various stresses, including disease conditions; we thus hypothesize that system stress might represent the underlying mechanism of C-Frag.
Thus we generated concepts representing underlying patterns in the data.
On the other hand, also in humans, the latter mechanisms (driven by both genetic and environmental factors) might represent key variables underlying individual vulnerability to psychiatric disorders [9], [16], [77], [78].
We hypothesized that selective loss of rich club connectivity might represent an organizing principle underlying the distributed pattern of structural connectivity loss seen in Huntington's disease.
