Given the uncertainty found with all relationships identified in this study, further analysis of this study's data [28] may delineate the influence of the factors (e.g., forest management practices) that probably obscure widely recognized effects of temperature and precipitation on regional/local woody detritus carbon stocks.
Given the widely recognized effects of WCBMI on health, the understanding of how diet can modulate changes in this phenotype is deemed necessary.
It is well known that reproductive steroid hormones, particularly Pg, in addition to its widely recognized effects on endometrial epithelial and stromal cells and spiral arteries, affect the activity of the immune system, inducing active immune tolerance against fetal antigens during pregnancy [ 7].
Given the uncertainty found with all relationships identified in this study, further analysis of this study's data [ 28] may delineate the influence of the factors (e.g., forest management practices) that probably obscure widely recognized effects of temperature and precipitation on regional/local woody detritus carbon stocks.
Cytotoxicity is a widely recognized side-effect of BCNU (49).
The latter finding was most evident in non-tumor tissue, likely reflecting the widely recognized field-cancerization effect by smoking,[22] while in the tumor tissue, smoking-related genes' effects on survival may be masked by extensive molecular alterations occurring during tumorigenesis.
However, despite this uncertainty, it is widely recognized that the effects due to agonal stress usually have a much more potent influence on gene expression patterns than do mental disorders.
Even though only a limited number of cells in the population are exposed to doses of radiation below 1 Gy, it has been widely recognized that radiobiological effects, such as chromosome aberrations [ 1] and micronucleation or apoptosis [ 2], can be induced not only in the irradiated cells but also in non-irradiated cells.
Although this mechanism is widely recognized data on antioxidant effect of PA in vivo published in the recent years are very limited.
It is logical, therefore, to assume that alleles at the B-gene locus (widely recognized for its major effects on bolting and vernalization requirement) might influence plant responses to the applied GAs.
