The research, conducted by the linguistics department at Reading University (and therefore presumably not spurious), found that women consciously police what they say so they don't sound too feminine (and therefore weak), or too masculine (and therefore aggressive).
Among the 404 samples analyzed, 4.5% were truly HPV negative, i.e. PCR negative using any of the three primers sets, suggesting that a small proportion of unclassified HPV detection presumably represents spurious amplification.
BIND data mainly comes from high throughput two-hybrid techniques, while MIPS data is primarily based on hand curated, litterature references (with presumably fewer nonspecific spurious interactions).
Where significance is reduced, this presumably indicates a potentially spurious association driven, for example, by age providing a surrogate measure for breed or group.
For the Ensembl annotation of rheMac2 and CR_1.0, spurious sequence, presumably derived from intronic sequence, was substituted for the correct protein sequence encoded by exon 3. A correct protein sequence encoded by exon 3 was derived from MacaM because the scaffold containing exon 3 was correctly assembled which was not the case for rheMac2 [ 3] or, apparently, CR_1.0.
Our neurosphere data reveal a role for Gas1 in suppressing the spurious activation of both effectors, presumably via suppressing the basal activity of Ret.
His failed attempt to locate a "registered" papal copy of the Libellus presumably suggested to Boniface the possibility that the document was spurious and had in fact not been authored by Pope Gregory I. Boniface had other concerns about the wording of the Libellus.
Nevertheless, as there is no perceived relationship between cannabis and cancer in the area, under-reporting of cannabis consumption was presumably similar in cases and in controls, which could only decrease the significance of the association rather than create a spurious one.
