If amniocentesis were a totally innocuous procedure, it might be universally recommended for all pregnant women despite its inherent costs, $800 or more in this country, since more than half of Down syndrome pregnancies occur in women under 35.
Although the NADPH participates in many oxido-reductive reactions, and might be universally present in plant cells, its concentration may vary significantly in different subcellular compartments and tissue types.
SIEM products can differ from each other in how they operate and in terms of features they provide, and one particular SIEM definition might not universally apply to all SIEM products.
However, whether this single-centre experience might be universally applicable to other settings remains to be determined.
This observation suggests that DNA-PKcs suppression might be universally detrimental for the growth of HCC cells.
This observation supports the proposition that OPG expression might be universally involved in the severity of various kinds of breast cancer development and progression (Figs. 3 and 4).
Our data from budding yeast, showing that STN1 and TEN1 are critical for cell viability in conditions when CDC13 is not, are consistent with data from other organisms, suggesting that this pattern might be universally the case in eukaryotes.
The apparently dichotomous pattern of completely dosage compensated XY taxa versus incompletely compensated ZW species catalyzed strong suggestions and some nascent theory claiming that global, complete sex chromosome dosage compensation might be universally absent from ZW taxa and occur only XY species (Naurin et al. 2010; Bachtrog et al. 2011; Mank 2013; Vicoso, Emerson, et al. 2013).
In conclusion, this study, in accordance with part of the literature in this field, confirms the impossibility of establishing a specific definition of polypharmacy that might be universally accepted as an independent factor associated with the risk of sustaining fall-related injuries.
