Sentence examples for possibility of reactivity from inspiring English sources

This evidence base is stronger among university students than in other populations, and suggests the possibility of reactivity to the research conditions and possible bias towards the null 19.

Most commercial ACPA tests investigate only the reactivity against citrullinated antigens, and only very few tests take into account the possibility of reactivity against the protein/peptide backbone by simultaneous investigation of reactivity against the arginine-containing noncitrullinated counterpart.

Further, there could be an underlying possibility of cross reactivity with the tubercle bacilli in high burden countries and in BCG vaccinated individuals.

We exclude the possibility of cross reactivity with Gnat1 by studying Gnat1-less TKO rods, and have addressed the more general concern of non-specific hybridisation using a blocking peptide.

The test is highly sensitive but there is a possibility of cross reactivity.

In addition, there is the possibility of cross reactivity with other trypanosomatids and fungi [ 15– 17].

However, the researcher did mention that BCG vaccination was assumed based on the presence of a scar and there was a possibility of cross reactivity of ESAT-6 and CFP-10 with Mycobacterium leprae which are endemic in India.

The possibility of cross-reactivity with cercariae antigens from parasites that infect other animal species and cross-reactivity with other parasites must also be considered [ 28, 46– 46].

Development of a vaccine for group A streptococcus (GAS), has been hampered due to a number of serotypic variants of the M-protein and the possibility of cross-reactivity of potential vaccine candidates with host tissues.

As it is primarily phosphorylated by cyclin-dependent kinase 5 (cdk5), the detection of dynamin phosphorylation suggests the possibility of cross-reactivity of the phospho-PKA-substrate antibody to cdk5 phosphorylation sites.

The possibility of cross-reactivity between the anti-Aβ antibodies and the HSV-1 glycoprotein B was excluded by the results of double-staining with anti-HSV-1 and anti-Aβ1-42 antibodies (Figure 4B).