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On the other hand, the widening of the main Raman bands was observed and indicated as signature of the disorder increase likely due to the coagulation of PAH of diverse size and shape, possibly interconnected by odd-numbered and/or sp3 bonds causing the warping and puckering during the aromatic layers growth.
The classification results further suggest that multiplexed cfDNA methylation profiling allows for the capture of possibly interconnected phenotypes in spite of different clinical diagnoses.
Our brain neurons responsible for pleasure and pain are adjacent and possibly interconnected.
It could represent a broad indicator for a number of possibly interconnected factors (personal health behaviours, socio-economic status, viruses, psycho-social stress factors, environmental pollutions, etc).. Exposure to some of these urban-associated risk factors, occurring more commonly among females than among males, could explain the gender disparity observed in our results.
It has recently been proposed that the frontopolar cortex may be the only prefrontal region that is predominantly (and possibly exclusively) interconnected with supramodal areas in the prefrontal cortex and anterior temporal cortex [18], allowing the frontopolar cortex to dynamically monitor and assign positional priority to information received from more caudal areas of supramodal cortex.
Overall, the phenotype of this strain was similar to that of Vac-Atg4 (Fig. 3A and B), possibly because the two sites are interconnected by vesicular transport.
One plausible structural element would be analogous to micelles, where hydrophobic residues of FG motifs aggregate to 'miniaturized hydrophobic cores' that are interconnected by hydrophilic and possibly glycosylated spacers.
Thus, Wnt signalling and Snail1-dependent induction of EMT might be interconnected by multiple positive loops, possibly adding to the robustness of both signalling systems.
"The ecosystems of different continents are intimately interconnected by climate, fugitive dust, toxins, and human activities and health -- think epidemics, resource wars (possibly turning nuclear) and so forth, and thresholds are typical of all of them," Ehrlich said.
Everything is interconnected.
Everything is now interconnected".
