Surgery time was the shortest in the case of the miniopen TLIF procedure, potentially because of enhanced surgical exposure.
Even specific cell wall proteins display highly heterogeneous glycosylation patterns (Harvey, 2005; Medzihradszky, 2008), potentially because of the differential usage of potential N-glycosylation sites on individual molecules.
Subsequently, around 40% of patients will develop a bladder tumour potentially because of implantation from the primary tumour.
Moreover, female labor market participation has a negative relationship with suicide for females, potentially because of the increased social network that labor market participation provides, as discussed above.
Our findings suggest an imbalance in the activity of key neuronal subgroups of the PPN in PD, potentially because of abnormal inhibitory activity and altered cholinergic outflow.
The ratio of the ν3: ν4 and ν2: ν4 peak areas in the granule spectra varied between samples (Table 3), potentially because of varying amounts of ACC and calcite between samples.
Among all of the soil samples investigated, STP-1 had the highest Pb concentration (66.54 ± 0.520 µg/g) potentially because of its location, which was adjacent to a highway.
In particular, the product market variables appear to display little correlation with the person and firm effects, except for the capital‐labor ratio which has a negative coefficient, potentially because of the substitution of capital for labor.
We conclude that fragment size and connectivity does not appear to be negatively influencing robin nest survival, potentially because of the already high impact that mammalian nest predators have in this unique system.
Previous genetic studies focusing on this gene gave conflicting results, potentially because of the differences in methodology (linkage versus association studies), and the different loci analyzed (the DRD2 gene having many polymorphisms).
Recently, the use of indicator organisms (e.g., fecal coliforms, E. coli) for assessing pathogen levels has been debated more often than ever; however, the use of indicator organisms is likely to continue for assessing pathogen levels in water resources potentially because of the lack of an alternative reliable solution.
