This, together with the fact that all the spiders studied here had water repelling legs, might point to a widespread occurrence of water tolerance and ability of spider species to move across the water's surface.
Taken together, these data indicate that Ercc1 Δ /− mice show age-dependent astrocytosis and microglia cell activation, pointing to an increased occurrence of neuronal degeneration throughout the brain and spinal cord.
This effect may point to an alternate origin for the occurrence of a Happiness paradox; instead of resulting from the greater prevalence of popular and happy individuals, in some cases, a happiness paradox may result from the complex social interactions between individuals and their friends, e.g. through mood contagion [24 26] and potentially verbal commiseration and mirroring.
Discovery of the same endophytes in non South African gousiekte-inducing plants points to a wider occurrence of the disease.
The evidence provided by Barker and Baker (1990), for example, pointed to a lower occurrence of cancers of the stomach, bowel, lung, skin and bladder in South Asian male population, and reduced cases of skin, breast, cervix and ovary cancers in South Asian female population.
Although our findings have the limitations of any simulation study, they point to a new way of estimating an occurrence rate in cohorts with attrition, using auxiliary information collected during follow-up.
The data may point to a real decline in the occurrence of some types of cancer, experts said.
As environmental conditions for this soluble salt precipitation are the same all over the inside of Basílica da Estrela, therefore, there punctual occurrences point to a local source and/or enrichment of salt that intensifies the precipitation of these salts.
Survival times are data that measure follow-up time from a defined starting point to the occurrence of a given event, for example the time from the beginning to the end of a remission period or the time from the diagnosis of a disease to death.
Taken together with previous data on DRt-spinal synaptic contacts at the superficial dorsal horn, the present results point to the occurrence of a reciprocal excitatory loop connecting the dorsal DRt and lamina I, which may be at the basis of the DRt-mediated pain-facilitating effects described recently.
These findings point to the occurrence of a pathway of synaptic vesicle recycling that bypasses the need for dynamin 1 and 3 as well as for clathrin.
