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With respect to PCO and AOPP, impaired redox homeostasis is substantially more prominent in males than females.
Our model reveals that the [Ca2+]o dependence is substantially more prominent in loose than in tight coupling regimes in a variety of conditions.
In all configurations, the dependence of the TCR on the PRR was substantially more prominent in loose (200 nm, blue colors) than in tight coupling configurations (20 nm, red colors).
These studies find that a larger gender gap (i.e., higher levels of emotional problems in girls as compared to boys) seems to be either restricted to or substantially more prominent among adolescents of ethnic majority background [ 15, 22, 24- 27]; for exceptions, see [ 26, 28].
Mimoperadectes has prominent supraorbital processes, substantially more developed than in Didelphis but similar to Caluromys.
But over the last decade, women running for Congress have raised on average more than their male counterparts, and substantially more in the Senate in election cycles when prominent women like Hillary Rodham Clinton and Elizabeth Warren were in the game.
Thus, CSCs are more prominent in brain tumors with substantially lower malignancy than GBM.
Though, the effect of more prominent side-by-side myocyte slippage, which might substantially modify myocyte numerical density in these regions, cannot be ruled out either [ 38, 43].
However, upon depletion of myosin IIA via siRNA, paxillin staining was substantially more diffuse, with a significant reduction in the number of cells displaying prominent focal contacts (Fig. 6B).
Finally, both the SF-36 MCS and PCS scores were responsive, but the MCS was substantially more responsive, indicating that the impact of the disease was both physical and mental, with the latter perhaps being more prominent for this study population.
Tex14 appears to be highly expressed in the testis and substantially lower expression or no expression was detected in the female reproductive organs indicating a more prominent role of TEX14 in the testis.
