I suspect many low-income people have similar nontraditional employment patterns, which explain their uninsured status, and the system is designed for office workers with a single job.
Analysis of the conceptual meaning of these factors identified four principal dietary patterns, which explained 20.92% of the total variance.
Thus, resynthesized polyploids derived from closely related species result in changes in the non-additive pattern of multiple gene expression, which explains the molecular bases for hybrid vigor [ 44].
Subsequent expression analysis revealed that, at E11.5, Pou3f1 is also expressed in a subset of MMC neurons (Fig. 2B; supplementary material Figs S3, S4), which explains the pattern that we observed.
Libraries created with Rap also show an inverse relationship between read coverage and tandem repeat content, but positively correlated with inverted repeat content, which explains contrasting patterns of coverage on autosome arms against Phi and Tre.
Afterload and preload factors often coexist in various degrees and combinations, with an additive or synergistic effect, which explains why both patterns, as well as a mixed pattern of LVH, are commonly seen in CKD patients [ 21].
What NPR listeners seek, he maintains, is not a narrow format but a "sensibility," a pattern of "interests, values, and beliefs," which explains why the audience for "All Things Considered" also responds well to the quiz show "Whad'ya Know".
This cluster is highly enriched for motility-related interactions (35 fold enrichment, p = 1.1×10−20), which explains the observed pattern by the distribution among motile bacteria.
Indeed, although slow-evolving sites conserved reliable signals for ancestral compositions, they carry less phylogenetic information for the early parallel adaptation to high temperature, which explains why this pattern is less pronounced than that with the complete dataset.
Many of these early-born cells serve a pioneer function, which explains the stereotyped pattern of tracts and commissures seen in the ventral neuropil throughout the insects (Thomas et al., 1984).
