For example, the predominance of HIV-1 over HIV-2 has been suggested to be attributed to the higher viral load of HIV-1 (8 ).
For example, the predominance of fraction-size as a differentiator between curative and palliative treatments comes from the basic radiobiological principles of cell survival and repair that guide radiation oncology.
The constraints of active-site geometry in these later steps of the reaction pathway will result in mispair-specific preferences that determine which mutations are recovered at high frequency; note, for example, the predominance of mutations resulting from wobble (Pu-Py) mispairs in Table 6.
We begin with nearest neighbour coupling, which is a simplistic approximation to the predominance of connectivity between proximal tissue in, for example human cortex.
For example, acute meningitis with predominance of neutrophils in CSF suggests BM; however, herpes simplex-1 infected meningitis presents with > 90% neutrophils in CSF [ 2].
For example, if spasticity contributes more to joint resistance than muscle stiffness, antispasticity medication is required, while, in case of predominance of stiffness over spasticity, options such as casting and orthotic management are more likely to be effective.
Furthermore, generalizability to non-Caucasian populations may be limited, as this study population included a predominance of white patients and very few Asians, for example, as β-cell function and dietary patterns may differ between these patient groups.
In a reverse example, he found that the apparent male predominance of several autoimmune diseases resulting from silica exposure could reflect males' dominating the occupations where this exposure tends to occur (e.g., mining and masonry).
For example, in reptiles and birds there is a predominance of glucagon-secreting cells and relatively few insulin-secreting cells.
G6PD deficiency usually only affects hemizygous males and homozygous females but heterozygous females can be affected when, for example, biased X-inactivation has led to a predominance of red blood cells expressing the mutant protein.
