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Therefore, the validity and reproducibility of the WGA method suggests that it is an appropriate technique for conducting subsequent PCR-DGGE analysis to determine and monitor the predominant differences in oropharyngeal microbiota in a large cohort of patients with respiratory tract infections.

The switch between dry and wet conditions found in monsoon climates arises from the positive feedbacks that occur as the predominant difference in evaporation rates kick the prevailing winds from a land-to-sea to a sea-to-land configuration (Makarieva and Gorshkov 2007; Sheil and Murdiyarso 2009; Makarieva et al. 2013).

The environmental differences (such as the difference in temperature) account for the predominant differences between the microbial communities.

In conclusion, the 24-h glucose profiles obtained during treatment with either exenatide or sitagliptin revealed that the predominant difference between the drugs lies in the ability of exenatide to substantially decrease PPG concentration.

The results of this study in Brazilian infants are consistent with the results of previous studies on POL predominant formula despite differences in other fats combined with POL, the type of formula (powder versus liquid) and HM supplementation.

The differences in predominant fecal bacteria after treatment with different probiotic strains and different terms were detected by qPCR.

The present study was designed to assess the hypothesis that α2-adrenergic response plays a predominant role in sex differences in cutaneous microvascular response to cold.

Allelic heterogeneity can result in 1) contributions of different variants within the same gene and 2) differences in the predominant variants in a gene that influence the phenotype in different samples.

"There are significant differences in the predominant manner the two substances are ingested and marketed," he said.

In the northern part of the DCA, we cannot see any significant spatial differences in the predominant frequencies in MHVRs, as shown in Fig. 8.

In part this may be due to differences in the predominant countries of origin among immigrants to Western Europe.