Most probably, individual quality measures such as blinding and allocation concealment are not consistently associated with the effect sizes across study areas, and each medical area should be specifically investigated [ 40].
The expected changes will most probably liberate individuals from constraints in their personal development and realization.
The expected changes will most probably liberate individuals from many current constraints in their personal development and realization.
In the United States, the opposite is found, where 'belonging to the country's main religion' leads to significantly more religious activity, most probably because native individuals who belong to the country's main religion can use the bridging elements of religious activity more effectively (coefficient of 0.739 for church attendance; significant at 0.01)19.
Most probably, large-form individuals collected in the present study were advected from the Okhotsk Sea.
Since the number of bedsets found within a single DB exceeds the likely number of PDCs having flowed in the zone, each bedset (and not each laminae, as suggested by Cole (1991) or Sulpizio et al. (2007)) most probably relates to individual pulses within a single PDC rather than to individual PDCs.
The present study is not able to take into account for effects of age, comorbidities and concomitant medications which will most probably modify the individual response in a real-world patient population.
With a subset of SS patients exhibiting strong type 1 and type 2 interferon signatures [ 6, 7], there is reason to believe that a viral agent is involved - but why some individuals are susceptible and others are not most probably resides in the individual's genetic background.
Neuronal mtDNA content is known to increase from infant to adult life in normal individuals, most probably as a result of neuronal differentiation and growth.
In our data, there was no correlation between intestinal and muscle GU in the healthy individuals, most probably because of the relatively low number of participants and the small variation between them.
