It is important to acknowledge that localized attachment loss is probably the most widespread and relevant factor leading to any root surface denudation and dental hard tissue sequelae, including DHS.
To test the hypothesis that disruption of miRNA target binding by SNPs is a widespread mechanism relevant to cancer susceptibility, Nicoloso et al. [115] analyzed SNPs known to be associated with breast cancer risk, in silico and in vitro, for their ability to modify miRNA binding sites and miRNA gene regulation.
Here we summarize the evidence for graded transcriptomic heterogeneity being present, widespread, and functionally relevant in the nervous system.
The study overcomes the mismatch between case-level theory proposals and variable-based data analyses that is widespread in the relevant literature.
As carbon accounting (including offsets, credits and payments) in vineyard landscapes becomes more sophisticated, widespread and economically relevant, such vineyard-level analyses will become increasingly important for informing management decisions.
No relevant widespread differences emerged between 'highly conserved,'conserveded' and 'human only' targets.
These results indicate that anti-AMPAR antibodies are widespread and functionally relevant; given the robust response of patients to immunomodulation, this represents a significant treatable patient population.
Here we have expanded on our previous work by surveying more fruit fly individuals (including from additional species) collected over a significantly greater area of eastern Australia, from tropical to temperate regions and over a distance of about 3,000 km, with a focus on the two widespread and economically-relevant species Bactrocera tryoni and Bactrocera neohumeralis.
Like the Committee on the Administration of Justice in Northern Ireland and the Scottish Council for Civil Liberties, we urged widespread public involvement (of relevant constituencies) in this debate.
Anthropogenic disturbance is a relevant and widespread facilitator of environmental change, with potentially significant implications for individuals and populations.
