“may be significant”

Although, to date, no studies have specifically compared behaviors at home versus at school, several aspects of the PWS phenotype suggest there may be significant differences in behaviors in these two settings.

This may be significant because in Arabidopsis thaliana , the two enzymes FAR5 and FAR8 are 85% identical at the amino acid level, but they possess distinct substrate specificities for 18:0 or 16:0 acyl chain lengths, respectively ( Chacón et al. 2013 ).

While the difference in the direction of the cut is expected to result in a difference in the void space displayed at the cross-section, the difference between the two vertical specimen indicates that there may be significant variance in the void space between specimens.

Thus, the progressive accumulation of uremic metabolites, especially ones that may be poorly filtered by conventional dialysis membranes, may be significant contributors to the progressive decline of mitochondrial health observed in patients with CKD.

As ACSS2 acts as a key metabolic enzyme that regulates histone acetylation in neurons and affects the spatial memory in adult mice [ 20 ], it indicates that a reduction in ACSS2 may be significant in the context of AD.

(Interview 2) Regardless of the seemingly minor adjustments in the understanding of the problem or research practices through needs-based knowledge co-production, the outcomes may be significant.

These results may be significant for future research investigating psychopathological alterations in brain connectivity related to affective disorders (Aldao et al., 2016 ; Cludius et al., 2020 ; Fernandez et al., 2016 ; Kring & Sloan, 2010 ; Sloan et al., 2017 ).

These differences may be significant if assuming that the presence of total antibodies is protective against an infection, as suggested for other respiratory viruses ( Polack et al., 2003 ; Polack et al., 2002 ; Winarski et al., 2019 ).

These may be significant, particularly for rural users.

There may be significant benefit in the longer term when compared to other antiarrhythmics and this should be taken into account by physicians when choosing adjunctive antiarrhythmics for DCCV.

Knowing that NO is the most important endothelium-derived relaxing autacoid and that there is a positive correlation among insulin and the up-regulation of eNOS [ 7 ], the additional mechanisms related to the activation of PPARy may be significant for cardiovascular disorders linked with diabetes mellitus, too.

While this surgery can be lifesaving, there may be significant postoperative morbidity and several long-term adverse effects, including weight loss, malabsorption, nutritional deficiencies, and osteoporosis [ 63 , 65 , 66 ].

However, the resulting cosmetic and functional impairment of clavicle resection may be significant with sloped shoulder, limited motion of the shoulder joint, and restriction of daily activities ( Chen et al., 2021 ).

This may be significant as previous studies have shown that prophylactic G‐tube placement in these patients may have a protective effect and allow a significantly greater percentage of these patients to complete a full course of treatment.

On the other hand, tissue injuries caused by bacterial infection may be significant to inflammation [ 34 ].

Moreover, there may be significant differences in baseline characteristics, including the type of cancer and catheter and whether the patient had the catheter removed.

The average internal thickness (t) may be significant too.

However, its contribution to the transport relaxation time may be significant as temperature increases enough to excite the relevant phonon modes.

For example, during the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic, the Health Commissioner of New York City declared, “...my aim was to prevent panic, hysteria, mental disturbance, and thus to protect the public from the condition of mind that in itself predisposes to physical ills.” 3 In the current coronavirus disease pandemic, effects on population mental health may be significant.

AR-1 GEE results showed that variables like time, Eastern Region, Northwestern Region, Southwestern Region may be significant for incidence of HCV (QIC = 194) (Supplementary Table 1 ).

According to the natural selection theory, the contribution of non-genetic inheritance may be significant for the transmission of characters.

The variance of traits among strategy species may be significant to rapidly adapting to environmental changes, while the variance of traits in the ecologically conservative species may be less (Guerrero Lizarazo et al. 2021 ; Kazakou et al. 2022 ).

This may be significant for patient health, epidemiology, and diagnosis.

While there may be significant heterogeneity in exposure to certain risk factors by geographic location, little is known about patterns in ILD diagnosis based on geographic location.

Naturally, we suspect that there may be significant heterogeneity in Npas4 expression dynamics across the POMC population as well.