This means that the varying sample sizes (31 for BBB up to 50 for DFV, FGV, BBV and RH) are potentially able to affect N e -results.
Twenty-nine TF are potentially able to affect the expression of the other 126 DEG more highly expressed in PAR vs. MFP, based on the IPA knowledge base.
Underlying these hypotheses is a conceptual model in which heterogeneous environmental exposures can act individually, collectively in clustered groups and, potentially, interactively to affect asthma-related outcomes.
The latter would potentially be less likely to affect saprophytic colonisation of senesced leaf tissue.
Second, ALI/ARDS is a heterogeneous condition with diverse causes, potentially requiring specific interventions to affect outcome.
Eight key themes were found to potentially affect Chinese immigrants' capacity to obtain, communicate, process and understand diabetes related health information and consequently alter their decision making in self-care.
There is therefore an increasing need to identify methods to assess interventions that are sufficiently robust to potentially affect clinical practice in this setting.
We believe that, as detailed here for glucocorticoids, the model might be used to easily test additional factors suspected to potentially affect the severity and/or penetrance of the HSCR disease.
The study initially utilized one-year data (May 2006 to May 2007 and September 2007 to September 2008), but seasonal variations were recognized to potentially affect the incidence of warfarin-related adverse events.
