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miR-192 and miR-194, also grouped here, are expressed relatively specifically in endoderm-derived tissues, such as the liver, lungs and the gastrointestinal tract [13], [25], [26].

Importantly, AC/AE explants were free from skeletal muscle (and neural tissue; Fig. 2; see also [50]), demonstrating that anterior endoderm is not inducing cardiac tissue as a part of general mesoderm induction, but is acting relatively specifically.

Although 2-aminoethyldiphenyl borate is a notoriously nonspecific blocker of many channels and transporters, it relatively specifically activates TRPV1 3 [40], [40] and TRPA1 [41] in the 0.1 mM range of concentrations.

The vast majority of bone marrow cell types showed a tight regulation of GFP in response to dox treatment which poses the question of why the HSC population relatively specifically showed aberrant GFP expression in the absence of the tTA protein.

Genes encoding AAAP transporters responded relatively specifically to FA (Additional file 13: Table S9).

miR-145 and miR-449a were relatively specifically expressed in small intestine and lung, respectively.

In their associations with various behavioral problems, the scales of the TPQ are relatively more specifically associated with behavioral problems than the scales of the JEPQ.

The detector׳s discrimination of neutrons from photons is relatively good; specifically, one out of 105 photons is misclassified as a neutron and, more importantly, this misclassification rate can be calculated precisely for different measurement environments and can be taken into account in setting alarm limits for neutron detection.

Our results add to this evidence and suggest that selection for reduced competition could drive species divergence if gene flow is relatively low (specifically, if gene flow, m, is lower than selective cost, s, see above).

However, this is no optimal approach as both agents are likely to exhibit differing biodistribution and pharmacokinetic properties (especially in cases of relatively small, specifically accumulating biomolecules such as peptides).

That said, the majority of cases diagnosed after the first 18 months of life arose before 5 years (see Table  1), so indicating that even for these cases the lag period is likely to be relatively short; specifically, of the order of months rather than years.