“may be significant”

This may be significant in preventing health problems in shift workers.

In this context, it may be significant that DNA cleavage by topo VI seems to be strictly dependent on ATP binding ( 35 ).

However, when utilizing a network-based approach, there may be significant associations between sub-regions within specific networks that are important for DT (e.g., right-lateralized sub-regions of the ECN and SN; [ 23 ]), which may not be detected using this network-based method.

The continuum boundary condition (i.e., no-slip boundary condition) may fail because of the molecular interactions at the solid–liquid interface, and the slip boundary condition may be significant in nanochannel flow 22 23 24 25 26 .

Although the stress effects of the COVID‐19 pandemic may be significant, the victimization effects may be reduced by personal resources, such as coping characteristics and work engagement.

Recent concerns have highlighted potential long-term central nervous system retention of GBCAs, even in patients with normal renal function, which may be significant for patients with pituitary disorders who often require serial longitudinal imaging follow-up ( 85 ).

The clinical implications of these findings may be significant.

Forth, there may be significant overlap between BDR-FEV1 and BDR-FVC.

This may be significant when planning implants in narrow interdental spaces with close proximity to adjacent roots and other anatomic structures.[ 4 ] The benefits of flapless implant placement include minimally invasive procedure with faster return to normalcy from the patient's perspective.

Therefore, it's essential to identify which driver in NASH progression impairs the anti-fibrotic effect of OCA, and the underlying mechanism may be significant in determining the efficiency of OCA in clinical practice.

Despite the low magnitude of the changes in HSP90AA1 expression rate observed, even a small proportion may be significant as HSP90 is one of the most abundant proteins in most cells [39] .

Therefore, real-world outcomes studies such as ours emphasize the importance of not only analyzing outcomes from RCTs alone but in complimentary fashion with real-world studies as there may be significant differences.

Since the effect of intronic variants on transcript splicing and protein synthesis may be significant, the analysis for their presence should be considered when the standard screening of coding regions and exon/intron boundaries is not conclusive. 4.

Secondly, our analysis does not include copy number variation analysis or methylation analysis, as some of this variation may be significant in cancer predisposition risk, therefore, prevalence calculations might be slightly underestimated.

Although PLD use alone is not a major predictor of hearing thresholds, intensity and duration of listening may be significant indicators of hearing acuity.

There may be significant differences in these outcomes with different locations of pre-ICU care.

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

This potential benefit may be significant as services are currently struggling to meet the demand for care. 24 The rationale behind home monitoring could allow low-risk patients to be efficiently assessed remotely, therefore, reducing clinic footfall and increasing hospital capacity for high-risk patients.

Although the estimates are non-significant (r g = −0.0751, P -value = 0.64), local genetic correlation near to GWAS peaks may be significant.

On the other hand, the risk of iNO induced methaemoglobinaemia in children may be significant [ 78 ].

A longitudinal study from Singapore suggested that rather than pubertal changes, growth spurts and possible growth hormone surges may be significant mediators of myopia progression 38 .

In developing countries, such as India, where combustion sources are prolific, the influence of brown carbon on absorption may be significant.

Although ethanol quantities may not be relevant in patients treated with accurate doses of lormetazepam (1.5–2.5 mg daily for insomnia), the pathogenic effect of ethanol may be significant in lormetazepam addicted patients.

First, it did not investigate the actual use of morphine, and there may be significant differences between the expressed degree of opiophobia and the administration of opioids in real practice.

In the short term, knowledge of these natural products may be significant in the relief of COVID-19 symptoms.