A limitation of these data is that only a subgroup (43 patients for the CTC subgroup) had complete data.
This is evidenced by studies showing that only a subgroup of patients are at risk of nephropathy and that nephropathy clusters in families.
"These prerequisites," they write, "could explain why only a subgroup of the population, who have increased respiratory tract mucus production, find that many of their symptoms, including asthma, improve on a dairy-elimination diet".
Whereas only a subgroup of BCs show a response to acetylcholine, it induces strong action potential firing in MCs via both muscarinic and nicotinic acetylcholine receptors8,9,10,11,12, which has been implied to be involved in cholinergic modulation of cortical function10,17,18,19.
Another approach that seems more appropriate is setting a cutoff at low exposures (e.g., 100 or 50 WLM) or including only a subgroup of workers with low exposure rates (e.g., those with a later begin of employment or millers; Supplementary Table 3).
Each one has responsibility for only a subgroup of financial firms, and their mandates partly conflict.
In the superior group model, only a subgroup gets to have a say in what values the institutional code should contain.
Auto-dynamization, the breakage of the screws of a statically locked nail, has been described, but concerns only a subgroup of nonunions.
The window can be displaced pixel-by-pixel on the image but the authors propose to use only a subgroup of the possible windows to reduce the complexity of the calculation.
Thus, after extensive T cell culture only a subgroup of predicted peptides can be verified as natural epitopes.
Initially, only a subgroup of an endemically infected human population carries parasites with the gene of anthelmintic resistance.
