The second significant killing observed at 180 minutes post-transfer may reflect the loss of these and/or other yet-to-be-characterized resistance mechanisms.
"Their apparent relative restraint in this transfer window may reflect an increasing focus on clubs achieving more sustainable levels of expenditure relative to revenues".
Although seizures in temporal lobe structures may occur only unilaterally, frequently the seizure activity tend to extend to the other hemisphere which significantly influences interhemispheric information transfer that may reflect temporal lobe "epileptogenicity" [19], [20].
The different patterns of gene expression for modules in electron transfer systems may reflect differences in rates of nutrient acquisition and incorporation.
This problem particularly affects imaging and pathology transfer and may reflect our case mix as it is possible that the Royal Marsden has more tertiary and quaternary referrals than other institutions, which could complicate the retrieval of pathology and imaging.
Different signature component lengths showed different sensitivities for the detection of some horizontally transferred genes, which may reflect different amelioration rates of sequence components.
The remainder were excluded if samples were collected at only a single time point from a given individual or if that individual was <1 year of age, since antibody responses in this age range may reflect transfer of maternal IgG.
Such relationships may reflect horizontal transfer or introgression [21] between these Anopheles species.
The finding that cardiologist availability at the primary VHA hospitals was associated with less transfer to tertiary care hospitals may reflect that local or distant cardiology consultation was sufficient in some cases (e.g. lower risk patients) to avoid transfer.
Thus, although transfer function phase or gain may reflect dynamic CA, both metrics could also partly reflect steady-state vascular properties such as compliance and resistance (Zhang et al. 2009).
The increased NSW in the angle task was indeed associated with increased activity in ITC during the first part of the delay and in right PC during the final part of the delay, which may reflect the transfer of information from early visual processing to parietal areas supporting spatial transformations (Kosslyn et al. 1998).
