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Christa Maiwald uses embroidery, a cozy domestic medium, to meditate on the anxious, sometimes violent, emotions of adolescents, which may mirror her own ambivalence about society's expectations.
There is something emotionally stunted about it, which may mirror the society it describes, but … Primo Levi can write about much worse horrors and inhumanity with a luminosity that compels me to read him.
The same marker was observed to reach a more humble, although statistically significant, effect in subphenotype analyses (P-value range from 6.4×10−6 to 0.04) (Tables 4 and 5), which may mirror the impact of sample size.
On the other hand, inhibitory interneurons displayed a more varied change in both EPSP amplitude and input resistance during UP states, which may mirror the varying roles inhibitory cells likely play in circuit function.
Tumour uptake was highly variable, which may mirror differential sensitivity of tumours to docetaxel treatment.
MPK3 is known to phosphorylate WRKY33 and the gene encoding for this TF was found to be significantly up-regulated in both hosts which may mirror the induction of MPK3.
Furthermore, parasitemia may chiefly reflect the circulating parasite load, which may not mirror the amount of parasites sequestered in the microvasculature.
Neurones are known to constitutively express 'eat-me' or 'do-not-eat-me' signals in the CNS [ 34▪▪], which may be mirrored in RGCs to regulate this phagocytic response.
Additionally, we had outdoor temperature measurements from only one monitoring site, which may not perfectly mirror the exposure of the whole study population; however, as the correlation between temperature measurements at two airports 100 km apart was high, the variation in temperature in the study area can be considered small.
Second, [C]docetaxel uptake in bone marrow may mirror neutropenia, which was the dose-limiting toxicity in previous phase I clinical trials of docetaxel [ 25].
Some may mirror the one in Massachusetts, which actively screens the policies and negotiates with insurers on behalf of customers.
