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For example, (1) there are often important differences in cellular responses between acute shRNA knockdown and stable germline knockout; (2) there may be important differences in the role of ZKSCAN3 in humans and mice; (3) there may be significant differences in transcriptional regulation of autophagy between cancer cells and non-cancer cells.
Their large gape and frequent consumption of fruit suggests they may be significant seed dispersers (Carroll, 1963 ; Coleman, Warburton, & Green, 1983 ), but their predatory impacts on other native fauna have led to them becoming regarded negatively by conservationists (Miskelly & Beauchamp, 2004 ).
Furthermore, the program allows for a high noise level, which is particularly suitable for ultrasound-guided procedures, where there may be significant variability in the users’ skill, the intrinsic composition of subjects’ tissue, and ultrasound systems’ image reconstruction algorithms resulting in the variable quality of ultrasound images [ 33 , 34 ].
Since there may be significant difference in height distribution between the current study sample and others, the blood pressure cutoffs for exact height values instead of height percentile categories are proposed to make it more practical and accurate for individual blood pressure assessment.
, 2008 ) relies on assumptions that should be reconsidered in view of recent discoveries: the CCM is not uniquely supplied by the ATP-costly PEPC activity, but, under certain conditions, the contribution through respiration and photorespiration may be significant ( Kromdijk et al. , 2010 ; Sage et al. , 2012 ; Bellasio and Griffiths, 2013 ).
At the same time, knowledge about how many parents regret making the decision about parenthood, and what causes this regret, may be significant, not only for representatives of many branches of science, including psychology, psychiatry, sociology, and public health, but also for the social policy of the many countries that treat the quality of life of the family and the child as one of their priorities [ 11 ].
The consequences of these variations may be significant when attempting to address consequences of immunogens that exhibit host-specific patterns of infection, such as cytomegalovirus ( Mestas and Hughes, 2004 ; Masopust et al., 2017 ), leading some researchers to suggest that rodents poorly recapitulate human injury or disease-associated inflammatory cascades and to advocate caution in the utilization of rodent models for immune-focused research questions ( Seok et al., 2013 ).