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Besides, it was also enriched in Toll-like receptor signaling pathway, RIG-I-like receptor signaling pathway and IL-17 signaling pathway, which were closely related to immunity, indicating that there might be significant differences in tumor immune microenvironment between high-risk and low-risk patients ( Figure 5B ).
To sum up, the study of abstract concepts might be significant for research on belief because during the use of abstract more than concrete concepts, we form a belief in the reliability and solidity of our knowledge, and because we seek to understand more the beliefs of others in given domains (see Figure 1 —An example of the mechanisms described: the abstract concept “Self-determination”).
Abstract Concepts, Social Interaction, and Beliefs.
Front Psychol · 2022 · PMC9278159
In experimental models, one of the SCFAs, propionate, could considerably decrease appetite and/or food intake via the effect of gut–brain axis in animals [ 13 ], suggesting that a SCFA-rich diet might be significant for managing obesity and/or associated diseases, as well as several cardiovascular diseases.
Although symptomatic PTSD occurred more frequently in the SARS unit nurses (33%) than non-SARS unit nurses (18.7%), its prevalence rate in regular SARS unit (29.5%) and Neurology unit (26.7%) nurses was equal, implying that the psychological impact of the SARS outbreak on the latter (even though not working with SARS patients) might be significant.
The gap between the chronological and the biological ages of an individual might be significant, and explains why considering only the chronological age in an elderly person may lead to insufficient estimates of organ functions in a given individual.
Challenge of cancer in the elderly.
ESMO Open · 2016 · PMC5070391