Apart from these methodological considerations, it is particularly the neglect of potential discrimination resulting from personalized therapeutic measures that is striking: after all, disadvantages for certain patient subgroups are to be feared as a consequence of secondary information regarding the prognosis and efficacy of treatments gained by diagnostic tests.
The isolated mediating effect of early life disadvantage is therefore striking, as one would have expected a larger contribution of adult social and material adversity in mediating differences.
Results showed that TF knock-down caused a growth disadvantage, with particularly striking results for Fli1 and Gata2 (Supplementary Fig S9).
This finding is striking, given the well-established educational disadvantages among some Muslim ethnic groups, most notably Pakistanis and Bangladeshis".
However, that disadvantage will work to ReplayTV's advantage in striking deals with the cable industry, he added.
Consistent with this, direct comparison of the wild-type versus JAK2V617F bone marrow cells in competitive transplantation experiments demonstrated that JAK2V617F confers a mild but significant disadvantage to HSCs, an effect that was most striking in secondary transplantations.
But he said those who "equated race with disadvantage" were overlooking the growing black and Asian middle class, the striking achievements of Indian and Chinese students, and that white working-class boys were struggling to keep up.
This striking inequity is probably only the tip of the iceberg of AA disadvantages as colon cancer accounts for less than 3% of the burden of disease in the US [ 38].
A serious disadvantage is that the procedure diminishes the occurrence of chance combinations of genes, which sometimes leads to striking improvements in performance.
Bolton were out on their feet with that numerical disadvantage near the end and simply could not survive a Liverpool siege, with Jordan Henderson and Emre Can striking the woodwork before Sterling made the crucial breakthrough.
