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Our results therefore show subtle differences between the effect of early tolerisation on different neuronal and axonal areas as well as differences between early and late tolerisation and this in part is because different tracts and/or neuronal areas are impacted at different times during disease progression (Additional file 2: Figure S2).

Sometimes the devices will show subtle differences.

The cyclic nucleotide-bound GAF domains from PDE2, −5, −6, and −10 all adopt a conserved fold but show subtle differences within the binding pocket architecture that account for a large range of nucleotide affinities and selectivity.

Firstly, CT can occasionally fail to show subtle differences in attenuation between normal pancreatic tissue and nonnecrotic or noncystic neoplastic tissue; this issue becomes especially crucial when confronting small metastatic nodules which do not alter the normal contour of the pancreas, and this deception can only occasionally be prevented by dynamic CT [12].

Our data indicates that the responses of Dectin-1 in human DCs though essentially similar to that found in mouse also show subtle differences.

Pigs selected for high IGEg did show subtle differences in aggressive behaviour (Camerlink et al. 2013), but most biting behaviour was unrelated to aggression.

The China and UK samples come from populations showing subtle differences in morphology that have been classified into different subspecies (caraco and norvegicus, respectively), but the extent of gene flow between these populations is unknown.

Maternal diets containing different energy sources, such as starch, fiber or fat, or showing subtle differences in protein content, may alter fetal development in livestock species to have long term implications in food animal production.

The Beige Book released last week showed subtle differences in the views of those sounded out in the Boston district, home of Senator John Kerry, and in the Dallas district, from which President Bush hails, a fact that was noted by Tom Schlesinger, a Fed watcher at the Financial Markets Center, a liberal research group in Philomont, Va.

Although sediment removal in dredged areas was three times higher than that in non-dredged ones, mean grain size and gravel percentage of sea floor sediments showed subtle differences between them.

Taken with recent studies showing subtle differences in the brain maturation and developmental genes in Neandertals and H. sapiens, the new data suggest Neandertal kids may have reached adulthood a few years faster than modern human children do.