Unfortunately, the long, narrow Church of the Ascension in Manhattan, for all its glories, gives relatively little scope for antiphonal effects, and this limitation was the only serious drawback in a solid performance of the Vespers on Tuesday evening by the Ascension Music Chorus and Orchestra under Dennis Keene.
However, a single species dominated in both homogeneous and heterogeneous environments in their experiment, hence, limiting the scope for complementarity effects.
However, for the reasons outlined above, we expect little scope for transient effects to occur when competition for light is as considerable as in our experiment, and thus also little potential for a mis-match between short- and long-term competitive outcomes.
Using a twelve month period reduced the scope for seasonal effects.
The components of the metabolic syndrome may already be extensively modified by other processes in RA (including chronic inflammation and treatments other than GCs), leaving little scope for additive effects of GCs.
Additional herd immunity in men has less impact on the number vaccinated per cancer prevented if uptake among boys is higher because the scope for indirect effects gets smaller the more boys are vaccinated.
Only one of these remains unpublished to date, suggesting that there is very little scope for any effects of publication bias in the analyses, contrary to what is commonly the case in meta-analyses [ 6- 8].
In particular, for FGFRs there are hundreds of mutations found in tumour samples (Greulich and Pollock, 2011, Wesche et al., 2011, Sabnis and Bivona, 2013) and their impact on FGFR activation cannot be predicted based on crystallographic insights alone; this is in part due to the considerable scope for allosteric effects inherent to protein kinases (Meharena et al., 2013).
If they zealously engaged in other preventive measures, e.g. avoiding contacts with sick people, the scope for an effect of hand-washing might have been limited.
Thus, there is significant scope for the negative effects of adhesome knockdown to be a consequence of impaired adhesion directly in muscle even though non cell-autonomous effects are also likely.
