Within the context of our review's findings, this omission would have been important because, while the evidence for the other health outcomes presented in table 2 tended to support our review's main hypothesis, findings for diabetes and epilepsy uniquely suggested a counter hypothesis.
For example, Casper [ 64] uniquely suggests that mutations in the "foraging" gene first found in drosophila (dgcalpha1; [ 67]) can increase foraging locomotion in fruit flies [ 67] and honey bees [ 68] and may be involved in the regulation of the increased activity in AN patients.
In addition, the whole-brain searchlight analysis allows us uniquely to suggest several regions in parietal cortex that might underlie the visual context sensitivity observed in early somatosensory cortex.
Perish the thought.That Mr Juncker is not uniquely delusional suggests that there will be no shortage of future contenders for the Louis XVI prize.
In the mature zygotic embryo comparison, "Cell death" was uniquely enriched, suggesting a difference in the regulation of apoptosis during the different modes of embryo maturation.
Extending the calculated pairwise SNP density to the approximately one third of the sorghum genome that is uniquely alignable suggests that Sb2 differs from BTx623 at around 250,000 and Sb8 at nearly 600,000 SNPs.
After suing careless hospitals and negligent doctors in Florida for over twenty years on behalf of injured patients and their surviving families, I feel uniquely qualified to suggest what the primary reason for medical malpractice in Florida is... Secrecy.
The cytokine IL-3 was uniquely up-regulated, which may suggest a unique mechanism by which activated NK cells promote the development and proliferation of other hematopoietic cells.
The muggy, slow saunter of the music, meanwhile – and its sophisticated-with-a-capital-S saxophone solo in particular – suggest a uniquely adult flavour of pop that's redolent of the era.
All of these considerations suggest a uniquely African approach toward health innovation that may emerge.
