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A qualitatively similar but quantitatively more modest effect (non-significant, post-hoc test p<0.1) was seen for oFbxl21fl.
RSV showed a more modest effect on detection frequencies in this latter category (less than two-fold reduction).
The 9 additional non-MHC SNPs had a more modest effect on the risk of psoriasis, with each allele conferring an elevated risk of 94% or lower.
The studies in humans demonstrated a relatively more modest effect on inflammation based on absolute numbers of macrophages, though proportional increases in inflammatory macrophages were evident.
Serum Lp(a) levels are a risk factor for cardiovascular disease, albeit with more modest effect than LDL-cholesterol [1] [3].
Deletion of TIF4632 had a more modest effect on the cellular transcriptome, significantly modifying the transcript levels of <1% 322 genes (19 up, 13 down) of the genome.
For men, we saw a similar but more modest effect of the mutations on mortality with censoring at time of melanoma, prostate, and pancreatic cancer diagnosis (Table 2 and Figure 2B).
On the other hand, the L160K and Q161K mutations had a more modest effect, consistent with the fact that charged and polar amino acids are found at these positions in some bHLH family members [21].
Despite this increased background signal, we observed a significant growth enhancement and decrease in WGA binding when the yeast were co-transformed with Gal4AD-CAT and LOC-Gal80 (Figure 5A) or LOC-Gal11 (Figure 5B), and a more modest effect for yeast co-transformed with LOC-Rpt4 (Figure 5C) or LOC-Hap5 (Figure 5D).
The relative dominance of MSP findings over GSMA in both disorders suggests that most linkage regions identified by our analyses likely contain low frequency or rare susceptibility loci of larger effect size while fewer contain relatively more common (i.e., low-frequency) loci of more modest effect.
