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The reason for this may pertain to the body's successful adaptation to environmental stressors that accompany higher land elevations.

Deviations from normal appearance frequently signal poor health (see references in Kościński, 2012) and this may pertain to WHR as well.

This may pertain to the delay between increase of skin and body temperature from febrile onset as observed in cattle [ 57].

What's more, Rastinejad adds, because misfolded proteins are implicated in other disorders, including Alzheimer's, cystic fibrosis, and the brain diseases thought to be caused by infectious proteins called prions, "this approach may pertain to a lot of diseases".

The authors concluded that the addition of 6 months of ADT to EBRT resulted in increased OS in men with localized but unfavorable-risk PC and that this result may pertain only to men without moderate or severe comorbidity.

For example, the brief PROM developed by Phillips et al assesses understanding by asking whether medical terms were used that were not understood; however, this question may pertain more to physicians than to nurses or other staff, and a clinician may be difficult to understand without using medical terminology.

Importantly, this improved prognosis may pertain only to patients with mutations in the kinase domain of p110α and to postmenopausal women with estrogen receptor-positive breast cancer.

The use of life review is gaining popularity, because this type of intervention may pertain to older adults in particular.

We then talked about what we can learn from this history and how they think it may pertain to their lives.

Due to the cross-sectional design, this study could not reveal specific reasons but they may pertain to nutrition during the neonatal period and living habits in general.

Such molecules may have estrogenic or anti-estrogenic actions [ 48] which may pertain to the gender-specificity of effects observed, although this is speculative.