These three regions were located in relatively northern areas (37 49° north latitude) of the U.S. Together these three regions demonstrated a substantial birth-month effect (P = 0.002; peak-to-nadir RR of 1.10 [1.04–1.16]; plot not shown).
As the results, we found that the fractions of pseudogenes might be not the same as reported by Gilad et al. (2004) both in trichromatic and dichromatic primates, and the OR repertoires in primates surveyed have been shaped by substantial birth-and-death processes, and some OR genes in apes have undergone significant accelerated evolution.
Although IntFam births could not be calculated for branches of the tree lacking core species, evaluation of the protein family change index (PFCI) suggests that substantial IntFam births will be resolved with each additional species for which direct transcriptome data is obtained.
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Thirty-six yeago ago, a C.D.C. pilot study suggested a strong correlation between aerial spraying of phenoxy herbicide, which is frequently conducted by the logging industry in Oregon, and a substantial increase in birth defects in the central nervous system, including spina bifida and anencephaly, in which a baby is born with little or no brain.
For community-based interventions to have a substantial impact on birth outcomes, therefore, it is necessary to have a large enough population coverage over a sustained period [ 14- 16].
Serious side effects were defined as those causing death, hospitalization, persistent or substantial disability, or birth defects, or requiring intervention to avoid these outcomes (10).
A substantial reduction in birth weight (grams) was observed for women in the highest versus the lowest tertile of preconception antiestrogenic PCB concentration (β = −429.3 g, p = 0.038) even after adjusting for covariates (β = −470.8, p = 0.04).
The existence of APAP-G suggests that UGT isoform other than UGT1A1 and UGT1A9 (defined as having almost negligible activities in the neonates), namely UGT2B15, should have substantial activity at birth.
The failure of mechanism-based candidate gene transcript approaches to explain a substantial fraction of birth weight trait variance (e.g. [ 27]) prompted us to consider a more agnostic approach.
