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In particular, significant differentiation among size classes of A. tenuis was detected at many sites (J.N. Underwood, unpublished data), suggesting that Wahlund effects from mixing genetically distinct cohorts in the one sample are probably a major cause of the observed heterozygote deficits (e.g. Johnson and Black 1984).
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"The Dunedin sample is probably the most intensively studied cohort in the world and therefore the data is very good.
However, since 38% of our sample was taking preventive drugs and because headache history and headache features were comparable to previous studies, our study sample was probably fairly representative for a patient group encountered in a clinical setting.
Increasing Fe contents of olivine shifts this temperature to higher values (i.e., the structure becomes more vulnerable), and therefore, the observed difference between the two phases in our sample is probably due to the olivine's higher Fe content.
However, this sample is probably not reflective of its true prevalence since students are prone to lack of sleep – a factor known to increase the risk of experiencing the phenomenon.
The presence of this protein in one sample was probably an artefact of the protein fractionation procedure.
Unfortunately, our 30-year old soot sample was probably deposited from a combination of wood and coal burning, and it may not be representative of soot produced in the 18th century.
The relatively high survival rate of the Akt1, 2 and 3 triple knockdown sample is probably due to the low transfection efficiency often shown when cells are transfected with all three isoform-specific siRNA oligos.
However, our sample was probably self-selecting for interest in hepatitis.
However, the study sample was probably not suitable to obtain reliable results from these comparisons.
This means that the sample is probably not representative of the Norwegian population.
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