The difference between our study and the earlier one may reflect differences in WRN protein expression (since the earlier study did not report a quantitative level of WRN protein), strains, or yeast culture conditions.
Differences between the results of our study and the previous one may reflect differences in methods, actual differences in telomere lengths in "normal" cells adjacent to ESCC and "normal" cells adjacent to ESD, and/or chance.
Given these considerations, one may reflect that perhaps research in these specific areas should not be even initiated, because it will not result in any tangible impact on the current situation; or that the current situation should be altered in a way that positive results from research have a realistic chance to be implemented to improve the current clinical status.
Alternatively, based on the recent finding that B. subtilis RNase P forms a tetramer consisting of two protein and two RNA subunits, cluster 1 may reflect one protein contact site in domain I, and cluster 2a a separate one in domain II.
12 14 16–18 Changes in SRH over time, on the one hand, may reflect changes in patterns of morbidity or, on the other hand, contextually determined differences in norms and expectations in relation to health, 13 27 and furthermore, may or may not suggest contextually determined changes in healthcare utilisation.
When contrast is multiplied up by the threshold-scaling factor, this translates into an unequal visibility change across the stimuli, with Ach stimuli less visible than the chromatic ones, and may reflect an M-cell contrast saturation effect (Kaplan & Shapley, 1982).
By contrast, we observed a marked reduction in uptake in only one out of the three KPC mice (figure 3D), and this one response may reflect the transient reduction in proliferation that we observed by IHC in KPC tumours, or the possibility that the tumour may have acquired a mutation affecting mTOR signalling.
The multiple clones of bacterial species that can be found in one individual may reflect neutral variants or may be the result of adaptation to the numerous ecological niches in the upper respiratory tract.
If "attitudes are caught not taught" [ 4], the decline in Relevance after one year may reflect attitudes in the workplace environment which may not consistently embed, prioritise or provide opportunities to practise EBP.
In addition, the increased transcriptional activity in wild-type PR-A and PR-B containing cells compared with cells containing only one receptor may reflect the additional contribution of the PR-A/PR-B dimer to transcription.
