“may be significant”

However, we acknowledge that, in a retrospective cohort study, there may be other population differences not captured in the database that may be significant confounders influencing the outcomes of our study.

With others, occupational, distributive, or consumer exposures may be significant.

There may be significant gains in robustness by choosing pseudo-coding schemes that emulate noise patterns while perceptibility is kept at a low level.

2 ) may be significant in the light of the recognized risk of those with high BMI ( 18 , 19 ), advanced age ( 20 ), or both ( 21 ) (the elderly, the obese, and the obese elderly) developing severe symptoms upon COVID-19 infection.

The observation of a large common interface in two structures of differing space group indicates that this interface may be significant.

It may be significant that Koidu eclogites have on average higher FeO contents than the other Archaean eclogite suites (Fig. 2b ), which cannot be explained by higher pressure of melting or by advanced degrees of differentiation during protolith formation 26 .

It may be significant that D. melanogaster and S. cerevisiae are also the only organisms that required correction for GC content in order to show the observed effect.

A low ArTH may be significant factor in terms of the pathogenesis of OSA in nonobese patients, and is a strong predictor of poor compliance with long-term CPAP use.

However, the difference between the maximal and minimal area of immune cells may be significant (> 10%) in a given case when we increase the depth examined.

5 Conclusions Taken together, our results suggest that the role of propionate, via modulation of the activity of the mTOR pathway, may be significant in ameliorating liver injury in dairy cows.

Although these studies run counter to the Mtb /SIV coinfection studies, they demonstrate how mycobacteria have the capacity to increase SIV replication and set point and there may be significant interactions related to NHP and pathogen diversity in the models used [ 191 , 194 ].

This may be significant in humans, considering mice ovulate multiple eggs in short estrus cycles versus humans ovulating one egg once every ∼28 days.

Meanwhile, for the sample of young adults used in this study, there may be significant differences in pro-environmental behaviors among different age groups.

60 Furthermore, the number and placement location of the anchors during RMBR may be significant determinants of the efficacy of surgical treatment. 17 Importantly, the location and number of anchors placed in the HSL during RMBR surgery have varied across previous studies.

Though such findings require further investigation, serotonin may be significant biomarker of suicide risk in perinatal populations.

In addition, with the advancement of technology and the deepening of research and development, there may be significant progress in this field in the next five years.

With the increasing use of 68 Ga-FAPI in clinical trials, accurate interpretation of unexpected findings remains a challenge, because the impact of accidental findings on patient management may be significant.

In addition, there may be significant differences in the response to cold stress and BAT activation between different animal species (such as mice, rats, and livestock), as well as between individuals (such as due to their age, gender, and health status).

Although these results prompt further investigation, we hypothesize there may be significant changes in the metabolites of the mutant strains from those of the wild-type strain.

Limitations The length of time used to study drug interactions, especially for the newer COVID-19 medications, may be too short to observe longer-term interactions that may be significant.

Transethnic genetic correlation analyses between the EAS meta-analyses and the REP3 NHW dataset showed strong correlations with moderate levels of general obesity (0.82, P = 4.01 × 10 −3 ) and abdominal obesity (0.72, P = 6.37 × 10 −4 ), suggesting that genetic signals relevant to obesity in Koreans may be significant in NHW populations.

Considering that frequent ED visits are one of the main sources of ED input and is closely related to nonurgent visits, our study may be significant in terms of providing background data.

The homogeneity of the sample (healthy volunteers) limits the generalizability of the results to populations with comorbid conditions, where the discrepancy between biological and chronological age may be significant.

There may be significant differences in the eye movement interaction performance between different age groups.

Considering the small number of included studies, there may be significant heterogeneity, so a random-effects model was used.