At the same time, in many in vivo studies, especially with relatively low doses of radiation, individual animal-to-animal variation proved to have overwhelming effects sometimes obscuring more universal effects of treatments.
The lack of comparative empirical work inhibits understanding of more universal effects of parental migration on children, including whether the trade-off for greater material security may be the emotional costs of growing up without one or both parents.
The present study did find evidence of a deficit in the physical health domain of HRQL, but not for the psychosocial health domain.It is possible that the physical health effects of adolescent obesity might be more universal than psychosocial effects, Psychosocial effects of obesity might be more sensitive to cultural differences, e.g. in the perception of obesity.
The difference between the tasks may be related to the horizontal/vertical geometry of the stimuli, which makes the landscape and line bisection tasks more prone to universal effects related to cerebral dominance.
Tomorrow's legacy will be different – more universal in its effect, less selective in its damage.
Due to innate biological properties of NK cells, CAR-NK may outperform CAR-T therapy in terms of less side effects and more universal access, which may become a great reformation in CAR-based cancer immunotherapy.
But the ICR effect could be observed even in aqueous solutions of small molecules like glutamic acid [ 34, 35, 38] without any additional biological components, and the need arose for a more universal explanation for the ICR effect [ 39, 40].
XacBank, which has relied on individual, secured loan products since the beginning, in part because of the nomadic culture of Mongolia, has felt the effects of other more universal consequences of competition–lower prices and tighter margins.
Emotional IPV is a complex phenomenon that is more universal than physical or sexual IPV, and its effect on women's mental health is as important as the effects caused by other forms of partner violence (51).
We then explored whether the effect of DFMO was more universal and could be seen in other bacterial species.
This suggests that the relationship between fitness and the structure of genealogical trees is more universal than the specific details of the mutation effect distribution that drive evolutionary dynamics (Neher and Hallatschek, 2013).
