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However, more subtle increases in gene expression could have been missed.

Indeed, similar (but more subtle) increases in sensitivity as a function of wager size were predicted by our model (Fig. 5a, left panel).

Our finding may be accounted for by the induction of more subtle increases in intrinsic sympathetic activity through mental stress vs the use of incremental isoprenaline and adrenaline infusions.

A third possibility is that the magnitude of risk associated with benign proliferative lesions, and in particular atypical hyperplasia, is so much greater than the effect of alcohol that we were underpowered to detect more subtle increases in risk attributable to alcohol in this study.

However, in more recent in vitro studies either the variant has shown more subtle increases in the binding affinity (Befort et al., 2001) or no differences have been observed between the variant and normal receptors (Beyer et al., 2004); some studies have even indicated that the 118G (allele allele would result in decreased mRNA and protein levels (Heinz et al., 2005; Zhang et al., 2005).

A notable increase from 3.77 × 10−4 to 1.59 × 10−3 g/m2/day in WVTR was obtained for film A, while a more subtle increase from 9.94 × 10−5 to 7.1 × 10−5 g/m2/day was achieved for film C. The results indicate that internal alucone organic layers improve flexibility under the same thicknesses.

For example, the effect of thalamic stimulation could be a brief and more subtle increase in spiking, only present immediately after the stimulation.

Concluding, the positive correlation of miR-181c with these two tumor suppressor genes can potentially explain the inhibitory effect of miR-181c on cell growth and the more subtle increase in apoptosis observed in the glioma cells (Figure8).

It is not clear if our finding of no increased risk of fracture in non-insulin-dependent diabetics in CaMos relates to a lack of statistical power needed to demonstrate a more subtle risk increase in this population, or if this indeed signifies no increased risk in this group.

In secondary OA, an inciting event such as an ACL rupture causes an acute increase in mechanical load, but we speculate that a more subtle and chronic increase in joint load, such as that imparted by obesity or a change toward knee malalignment, occurs in primary knee OA.

Statisticians have used his data to plot wages divided by prices (showing how much wheat a week's wages would buy) against time, and the point becomes clear as, incidentally, does a more subtle one: the increase in buying power was slowing down.And Playfair was already making a leap of abstraction that few of his contemporaries could follow.