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Although impossible to quantify currently, loss of life due to drowning during flood, cyclone and tsunami is likely to be significant [ 19 ].

It has been established that the connection between plasma membrane and cytoskeleton, and in particular Vimentin RV202 filaments, is likely to be significant in many adhesion-dependent cell functions [ 50 ].

While tobacco tax revenues are not included in the study, we reckon that these revenues are likely to be significant and could serve to fund and pursue public health purposes.

The consequences for global mental health due to COVID-19 are likely to be significant and may have a long-term impact on the global burden of disease.

This lack of time-scale separation between the intracellular and population processes calls for a new framework for population dynamics which is likely to be significant in a wide range of biological contexts, from evolution to cancer. status released display-pdf yes is-olf no is-manuscript no is-preprint no is-journal-matter no is-scanned no is-retracted no Received 2013 Jun 2; Accepted 2013 Oct 17; Collection date 2013.

In summary, the combined vasodilator effects of increased basal NO levels and increased AT2R expression in INSR subjects are likely to be significant contributors to the observed increased arterial compliance in the early stages of INSR states, and may represent an early response to vascular damage, 58 some of which is induced by increased AT1R expression.

The variability in different system parameters during mitosis (chromosome and kinetochore size, chromosome position within the metaphase plate, etc.) is likely to be significant, so accurate and precise local tuning may be required.

The impact of COVID-19 on elective cancer surgery remains unclear, but it is likely to be significant.

Unsubstantiated concerns have also been raised regarding the fate and potential side-effects of the foreign, genetically engineered DNA and, for animals that will enter the human food chain, the costs of proving safety are likely to be significant.

With the recent emergence of new cellular tools, xenopatient and genetically engineered mouse models and more sophisticated systems biology approaches to studying RAS function, there are likely to be significant improvements in our understanding of RAS biology in the near future.

In addition, they may also lead to statistical values that are less likely to be significant (Borenstein et al. 2009 ).

Hence the clusters with a larger number of genes seem more likely to be significant while small sized profiles are penalised.

Conclusion The full impact of long COVID on imaging services is yet to be realised, but there is likely to be significant increased demand for imaging, particularly in CT for the assessment of lung disease.

Here, the chronology, frequency and geography of biome flux is likely to be significant with regard to the emphasis placed on behavioural adaptation or mobility strategies for past human populations to manage such changes.

We repeat that we contend that this is a strength of the proposed method for conservation applications, where these two sources of uncertainty are likely to be significant and management action is often required before the dynamics of the system are fully understood [ 68 ].

Hydraulic load distribution is most likely to be significant in the subchondrium of convex joint members, but concave specimens have been studied more often.

Industry commentators point to lost revenues, which are likely to be significant.

A larger F statistic indicates that a larger proportion of the variance is explained by the model relative to the variance that remains unexplained, suggesting that the predictors are likely to be significant.

These genes and pathways perform important roles and are likely to be significant in the development of cancer ( 29 ).

5.2 Future research The large-scale promotion and popularization of prepared dishes in China are likely to be significant, making the accumulated experience from this study valuable for long-term future research.

Among the potential factors involved, standing genetic variation (SGV) and evolutionary history (EH) are likely to be significant determinants of adaptability to novel environments [5] .

Non‐technical factors are highly likely to be significant in a cathlab setting [ 17 ] and relevant to adverse patient outcomes [ 18 ] and intra‐operative incidents [ 19 ].

Given the retrospective nature of the studies, selection bias is likely to be significant, whereby patients with clinically more severe failure (e.g., greater dilatation of the cervix at the point of diagnosis of failure, or greatest risk according to their previous history) may have been selected to have a repeat cervical cerclage over expectant management.

If people increase working from home, then there are likely to be significant implications for more localised transport networks, rather perhaps more profound than those arterial links designed to move large numbers of people between residential and employment centres.

Results were less likely to be significant when the outcome was a continuous variable (e.g., number of hours of missed work) compared to a dichotomized variable (yes/no).