The same applies to our state-specific prescribing patterns, which only reflect prescribing patterns of this commercially insured population.
Although downregulation of collagen II and upregulation of collagen I is eventually seen in a degenerative IVD, one explanation for these findings is that the initial reparative attempts by the IVD normalize ECM expression patterns, which only later become irrevocably altered.
The two main reasons cited for this are: 1) cynicism on the part of the health authorities with constantly changing Government plans; and 2) a path-dependent budget making process (a process that reinforces historical patterns) which only permits changes at the margins.
Based on micro-composition-analysis, Figure 3a gives a typical EDS pattern, in which only the Co peaks can be indexed within experimental error, and the peaks of elements Cu and C are attributable to copper grid with carbon film.
The distribution of a parasite within a pack is shown to follow a consistent pattern in which only a few individuals carry most of the parasite load.
A block (short for pattern block) Ψ = a1-x i1)- a1-x i1)-...-x(i a2-x i2 -...-x a2-x i2 -...-xin which only rigid-length ga2-x i2 -...-xd.
In contrast, cases of chimpanzee-specific inversions produced patterns in which only the chimpanzee genome showed different graphical patterns from the others.
A small fraction of the valency patterns listed in the book contain very non-granular indications of their relative frequencies: "Patterns for which only a few instances could be found in the corpus are labelled rare" (p. XL).
Alternatively, as Underhill delicately puts it, "nonrandom mating patterns," in which only a few males pass their Y chromosomes to many females, could explain the difference.
On the other hand, the P-series NCBs exhibited distinct emission patterns, in which only P3 was relatively spectrally pure (Supporting Information Figure S4).
