“may be significant”

This is particularly relevant at micro-niche levels, which may be significant for bacteria derived from the purulent debris contents in CavFT in patients with CD.

If sufficient training data are lacking, there may be significant errors in the network prediction values.

Given the considerable differences in tumour biology between adult and paediatric solid cancers the initial question is whether or not CIC/CSCs exist and if so, whether there may be significant differences in their presence and behaviour compared to adult counterparts (Gillespie, 2011 ).

These notable results suggest that some white faculty members do not grasp that there may be significant inequities in the procedures and policies within their psychoanalytic institutes that disadvantage people of color and those from disadvantaged economic backgrounds.

This result may be significant for the recovery of sport horses.

These or other changes in environment and routine may be significant enough to alter animal physiology as compared to their original, prerelocation levels.

Although TMAH is available at a purity of 98% or greater, there may be significant impurities present which could result in particle formation from the metal ions present in a sample, or affect the measurement by other means.

Three genes ( APOB, PPAT , and TRPV1 ) were associated with both DFS and OS of HCC, suggesting that APOB, PPAT , and TRPV1 may be significant and effective in predicting both the progress and the adverse outcomes of HCC.

Therefore, the phenomenon of underreporting in NSU may be significant due to the higher transmission error.

The GABAergic system may be significant in cancer cell proliferation, migration, and survival[ 81 , 82 ].

Intervention Correspondingly, there may be significant variation in the intervention(s) used to induce desensitisation.

Second, we were not able to analyze differences in mortality between the FN and AOM cohorts by disease site, and there may be significant differences in mortality and survival depending on cancer site.

The operative field may be discoloured by blue dye; the staining may not be visualised through overlying tissue or fascia; there may be significant discolouration of the patient’s skin and urine and patients may suffer severe allergic reaction to the dye, but this is rare.

Conclusions As highlighted in this review, there may be significant overlap in the clinical presentation of neurohumoral TTS and obstructive HCM with apical ballooning.

In this respect, the δ136Gly→Glu replacement in the eastern mole Hb may be significant as it deletes binding sites for anions (i.e., Cl - , lactate and DPG) between δ1Val and δ82Lys, thus largely freeing the 'high CO 2 affinity' δ-chain N-termini from competitive binding constraints.

Given that India is known for its herbal plants, any particular information about these plants may be significant for therapeutic purposes 2 .

As such, there may be significant variation in radiation dose for definitive treatment of esophageal cancer.

While the role of individual surgeon case volume and learning curve is well recognized for many procedures [ 6 , 7 ], less emphasis is often placed on any influence the institutional learning curve may have on clinical outcomes although this effect may be significant [ 8 , 9 ].

Alternatively, there may be significant passive compensation between homoeologs, with two‐thirds (in hexaploid wheat) or half (in tetraploid wheat) of the WT levels of functional transcript being sufficient to maintain the WT phenotype.

Moreover, besides the high degree of personalization in the microbiome, variations in the rate of change of the microbiome between individuals may be significant and should not be neglected [ 44 ].

A similar finding was made by Calcutt and Bromley (1968) in the course of a study of -SH levels in human bone marrow. Considering the results obtained from foetal tissues it may be significant that in two of the three cases showing total -SH values very different from the general pattern, abnormality of the foetus had been suspected.

Previous studies have noted that there may be significant differences in the response of individuals with different cultural value orientations when faced with LBLM, but the current focus on subordinate cultural value orientations remains insufficient [ 27 ].

However, very few studies have assessed the prevalence of STEC in urban rats and there may be significant variation in rat pathogens between cities.

The latter may be significant if the WBC count is considerably below reference values.

The chi-square value may be significant when the sample size is large, as reported in many previous studies [ 1 ].