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Previous studies have shown that ICC values are generally higher for variables related to process compared to those for variables related to outcome, since for the same intervention (measure of process), responses may differ between the different individuals under therapeutic management (outcome measurement).

The complexity of their network regulation is due to unique properties of cytokines, including pleitropism, where each cytokine has multiple target cells in an array of different organs and where responses may differ according to cell type [ 20].

Adolescent trials are also necessary as vaccine responses may differ because of physiological or hormonal differences between adults and younger adolescents [ 8, 9].

This implies that pharmacological responses may differ between patients, leading to inter-individual differences in clinical efficacy.

No experimental data are available in any DS mouse model regarding sex differences in molecular responses to any drug currently in or proposed for clinical trials [ 63]; these responses may differ, not only in full trisomy vs. in different partial trisomy mouse models but also in females vs. males.

We conclude that CH4 fluxes are likely to be more strongly impacted by higher temperatures than CO2 fluxes but that responses may differ substantially among forest types.

In other polio-free countries with no recent polio cases, surveillance similarly may not perform well initially, but the dynamics of the outbreak and response may differ in other situations, leading to different outbreak kinetics and CNCs.

To focus better on which elements of the DNA-damage response may differ between CTB and French tumours, we investigated if genes involved in the different DNA repair mechanisms led to accurate classification.

Deep-sea species have been greatly understudied with respect to OA, even though their response may differ from those evidenced so far in shallow-water taxa.

We also addressed the notion that a single neuronal response may differ, in terms of the relative contributions of early and late neural components, and investigated the effect of (e) the relative size of the late or "endogenous" neural component.

This study is the first to examine how neural response to food commercials differs from other stimuli (e.g. non-food commercials and television show) and to explore how this response may differ by weight status.