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Considering the personhood of the teacher in the context of the intervention may be significant in order to understand a participant’s subjective experiences.

Conclusions This study indicates there may be significant racial bias in commonly used severity scoring systems and that machine learning algorithms may reduce bias while improving on the accuracy of these methods.

Differential expression of TYRP1 by these UM cells was observed, providing novel insights with regard to TYRP1, which may be significant in further research and may be crucial for the development of treatments for UM.

The latter in particular may be significant, as reactive oxygen species could be stabilised via interaction with such structures and hence be more prolific and more effective at oxidising the cell membranes.

The investigation of new indices may be significant for common diseases such as AP.

Thus, OBSCN mutations may be significant contributors to the ARVC burden.

The selective cell death of CA2 may be significant as damage to this region has recently been implicated in the loss of social memory [ 26 ].

On the other hand, there may be significant species differences that need to be evaluated systematically.

A few of these may be significant, for example: casto- reum, brain of the camel, heart of the hare, rennet from a seal and blood of the tortoise.8 One wonders about the present day administration of liver of the cod, heart of the beef, pancreas of the pig, and fresh gall of the ox.

This suggests that there may be significant differences in the mechanisms underlying the effects of MSCs in RRMS and progressive MS.

Thus, several treatment-related factors may be significant barriers to successful long-term treatment for some patients.

In additional, the study results indicate that there may be significant heterozygosity deficiency and higher N e in the LS, SL, and WZ populations, suggesting that this population is presumably associated with infiltration from other populations or has recently undergone population expansion.

30 μM) may be significant.

There may be significant differences in other portions of the outsole if the lugs are grouped differently than they were by the authors in this study (e.g., lateral lugs versus medial lugs).

Conclusions Our findings raise the possibility that there may be significant in vivo correlations between the three character traits and 5-HTT availability in specific brain regions in healthy subjects.

They also comment on the findings from a murine model where increased NMDA-receptor excitatory activity enhanced thalamic oscillatory rhythms without inducing epileptic activity ( Lacey et al., 2012 ), and suggest this may be significant in the origin of HIHARSAA.

Although factors associated with the development of symptomatic gastric anisakiasis remain unknown, the correlation between clinical symptoms and gastric atrophy may be significant.

Second, there may be significant inter-practitioner variability in aspiration technique, potentially affecting sample quality.

We also note that the inclusion of peroxisomes within the lipotubuloids may be significant because of their roles in the b-oxidation of lipids, with physical contact between LDs and peroxisomes often extensive within plant cells [ 33 ].

The newly imposed policies have long-term and short-term effects, which may be significant [ 19 ].

Promoters are important cis-acting elements that control gene transcription, and there may be significant differences in the levels of exogenous gene expression driven by different promoters.

Furthermore, the observations that younger patients test negative earlier ( Figure 10 ) with no such discrimination across the gender-stratification may be significant for the policymakers and epidemiologists ( 18 , 33 , 34 ).

The study’s impact may be significant as it can guide healthcare organizations on when and where to deploy vital, and more costly, in-person resources.

Moreover, whereas A1C could be estimated based on continuous glucose monitoring data ( 29 ), there may be significant discordance in a real-world setting, reinforcing the value of laboratory-measured A1C ( 50 ).

Thus, while there may be significant breakdown of orally ingested pea protein within the stomach ( 18 ), it would be worthwhile to examine if systematically increasing the particle size of still intact pea protein emptied from the stomach could be used to evoke prolonged satiety signals from the small and large intestine.