Positive signal changes were predominantly found in LB, negative signal changes were predominately observed in SF and CM.
Early flowering plants with a summer annual habit are predominately observed in Southern Europe whereas late flowering plants with a strong vernalisation response tend to occur in Northern Europe.
This result, that AMI reduces the genetic regulation of expression of a subset of genes, could simply be explained if the eSNP effect is predominately observed in lymphocytes and/or monocytes, so is diluted out in the AMI samples where neutrophils are more prevalent.
While hospital staff-ILA may incur its own set of biases, for example issues related to attending work when ill ('presenteeism'), which has been predominately observed amongst medical doctors [ 34- 36], these will be different from presentation bias and are likely to be measurable, and therefore hospital staff-ILA will provide a source of data that may counter balance presentation biases.
The early onset of visual symptoms and their prevalence in VVAD can be explained by the localization of the associated cortical atrophy, which in VVAD is predominately observed at the parieto-occipital lobes, whereas patients with typical AD show cortical lesions more prominently in the temporo-parietal lobes [ 9].
Caveolin-1 staining was comparable to that previously described (Campbell et al, 2003) with 28/165 (18%) positive; the distribution was predominately cytoplasmic, although membranous staining was observed in some tumours.
Immunostaining for PR-A protein was predominately nuclear, with differences in staining observed due to stage of the ovarian cycle and not BRCA mutation status, consistent with our total PR mRNA results.
It can be observed from the photo plates that failure was predominately caused by the sway mechanism.
62 The decrease in body weight observed with both canagliflozin and dapagliflozin use was predominately (approximately two-thirds) from loss of fat mass rather than lean mass.
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