The diagram remains partly qualitative (for example, we neglect geometric factors), and can be considered a first attempt towards more realistic maps.
This partly explains, for example, the consensus of only 11% when comparing a large database such as EHMN and a small database such as Reactome.
After adjustment for maternal characteristics and obstetric factors, the higher risk of stillbirth among women from the Middle East and North Africa was partly attenuated for example when stratified for mother's occupation.
Unfortunately, bonding of the axial ligands seems to be weaker in the case of the benzoporphyrin, and they can be partly replaced, for example, by solvent molecules during the purification.
These findings were independent of randomization group, and the associations found could be partly explained, for example, by a possible decrease in nonesterified fatty acid release that accompanies loss of body mass (20, 21).
Although this topology is certainly partly incorrect (for example, the inclusion of two species with the highest AT content, Riesia and Wigglesworthia, within the genus Buchnera), the monophyly of most endosymbionts might be correct, since it is possible for a bias to reinforce a true (but unknown) phylogenetic signal.
This is partly the motive, for example, of Marxist and other efforts to relate specific types of political systems to stages of economic development or particular kinds of socioeconomic organization.
For other rules, however, it was necessary to develop and define 'new' and partly provisional indicators, for example for the rule 'participation in societal decision-making processes'.
Although the latter often (but not always) returns more citations as it counts also those citations that are partly incorrect and for example include the wrong year or volume, a 'Cited reference search' can not be restricted to a particular keyword, which is essential for this analysis.
The substantial heterogeneity in reported prevalence of retinopathy may partly be real, for example due to differences in the age structure of different population, but may also be due to differences in study methodology and population sample.
