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1 ed in several cofactor-dependent systems and may reflect a broader trend in O(2)-utilizing proteins.

2 gest that this punctuated evolutionary event may reflect a change in selection pressures as rabbit nu

3 elevated anxiety and that overgeneralization may reflect a deficit in dlPFC-mediated cognitive contro

4 fferent results obtained for the two cohorts may reflect a delayed effect of season of conception on

5 l response to first-line antipsychotic drugs may reflect a different underlying neurobiology.

6 This biphasic pattern of expression may reflect a dual function of SNPH in controlling the b

7 Consuming more energy than is expended may reflect a failure of control over eating behaviour i

8 this stage and severity of IgA nephropathy, may reflect a failure of rituximab to reduce levels of s

9 Increased perfusion may reflect a functional 'compensation' mechanism, offse

10 ed variations in RIS are accounted for, they may reflect a functional adaptation of the axially-myopi

11 n that nmrASIC3 forms nonfunctional homomers may reflect a further adaptation of the naked mole-rat t

12 Low-frequency oscillatory entrainment may reflect a general cortical mechanism that maximizes

13 rk's domination by a feedback-rich component may reflect a general feature of rapid signaling events.

14 ron function across the animal kingdom, this may reflect a general principle of how search is termina

15 traction level differed between sexes, which may reflect a greater tendency for females to develop a

16 s, the presence of ITD maps in the brainstem may reflect a local optimum in evolutionary development.

17 upling' of WSR from FMD in older people that may reflect a loss of precision in the reactive hyperaem

18 onicity-driven regulation of MxA condensates may reflect a mechanism for modulation of MxA function d

19 This large offset transient response may reflect a memory trace of the stimulus when it is no

20 The existence of this metallicity floor may reflect a minimum mass and a maximum redshift for su

21 These features may reflect a modification of the oxidation state of the

22 ith lower CRP levels and that this elevation may reflect a neuroinflammatory state potentially respon

23 Decreased kurtosis in ASD may reflect a pathology associated with a less restricti

24 rystal structure, indicating that this state may reflect a physiologically relevant open conformation

25 al and limbic brain circuitry at rest, which may reflect a potential mechanism or biosignature of rec

26 e that the diurnal neural activation pattern may reflect a prediction error of the brain, where rewar

27 band that informs on comprehension and that may reflect a predictive mechanism for language processi

28 These results may reflect a protein scaffold or complex stabilization

29 This general impulsive-compulsive phenotype may reflect a quantitative liability to related mental h

30 ilatation during accommodative effort, which may reflect a reduction in outflow facility and may cont

31 We speculate that this heterogeneity may reflect a relaxation of cell cycle checkpoints, poss

32 This may reflect a role in COVID-19 immunity or pathogenesis

33 equencies throughout the Americas today [12] may reflect a separate out-of-Beringia dispersal after t

34 itive ability and health remain unknown, but may reflect a shared genetic aetiology.

35 lity, and cognitive traits, aspects of which may reflect a shared vulnerability with creativity.

36 rt-contact exploration type abundance, which may reflect a shift to less carbon demanding fungi due t

37 High IL-5 levels may reflect a Th2 environment associated with impaired c

38 dings indicate that increased putamen volume may reflect a transdiagnostic marker of familial vulnera

39 er thicknesses in infants at this time point may reflect abnormalities resulting from delay in foveal

40 targets of TGF-beta, some fibrogenic actions may reflect activation of other cell types, including ma

41 hrombosis in a general cancer population and may reflect activation of the endothelium.

42 Thus, chronic pain-related aversion may reflect activity changes in specific pathways, rathe

43 However, due to volume conduction, FPs may reflect activity in distant neurons superimposed upo

44 These differences may reflect adaptations to the demands of different cell

45 cted mothers, suggesting that this phenotype may reflect additional Tourette syndrome (rather than OC

46 of PDV exposure and infection following 2003 may reflect additional viral introductions among the div

47 Relatively long sleep on Tanna may reflect advantages of an environment in which food a

48 ects across the life span contribute to, and may reflect, age-related declines in memory performance.

49 Such differential variants in RNA (DVRs) may reflect allele-specific changes in gene expression o

50 well as delayed onset of later development, may reflect an adaptation to the heterogeneous nature of

51 This may reflect an adaptive behavioral pattern that promotes

52 tomatic improvement after clozapine exposure may reflect an adaptive response related to improved out

53 This distinctive Henle fiber layer geometry may reflect an arrested development stage in the timelin

54 Underdeveloped treatment for BD-depression may reflect an assumption that effects of antidepressant

55 sion as a downstream target of ER activation may reflect an early response to ER-targeted therapy.

56 n of membranes in vitro, an observation that may reflect an entirely new characteristic of AAA + ATPa

57 Alternatively, the P300 may reflect an evaluative process engaged whenever a dis

58 Alternatively, their suboptimal performance may reflect an inability to make use of the information

59 nged, suggesting urinary succinate depletion may reflect an inability to upregulate the Krebs cycle f

60 n food-induced anaphylaxis in this age group may reflect an increasing prevalence of food allergy rat

61 Dysfunction in these networks may reflect an intermediate transdiagnostic phenotype, w

62 This may reflect an overestimation of the dose-response relat

63 is contributes directly to this mortality or may reflect an underlying immune dysfunction (ie, cause

64 This may reflect an underlying immune dysregulation that impa

65 ened rCMRglu in the anterior insular regions may reflect an underlying mechanism of resilience agains

66 strong independent predictive value of tSAH may reflect an underrated component of TBI pathophysiolo

67 Such markers may reflect and/or be a proxy for the core biology of su

68 bles are more overlapping than chance, which may reflect another key feature of approach ensembles.

69 ody than the banded mongoose, a feature that may reflect artificial selection in the process of domes

70 s between the two species during experiments may reflect aspect of signal integration.

71 llar-to-cerebral pathways for a given muscle may reflect aspects of cerebellum-dependent motor adapta

72 t (OHCA), geographic disparities in outcomes may reflect baseline variations in patients' characteris

73 ers than did comparison sites, findings that may reflect better access to primary care relative to co

74 ing rates in this sample, the observed rates may reflect bias due to physicians selecting relatively

75 risk of ROP among the P-VLBW subcohort also may reflect biases from restricting the cohort to premat

76 1 diabetes, suggesting that total IGF levels may reflect bioactivity.

77 m reduction in women's CD risk after a birth may reflect biological effects of pregnancy.

78 us neuron integrity and glutamate metabolism may reflect biomarkers of clinically significant disease

79 r CH than Indian persons, and this disparity may reflect biomechanical differences of the cornea.

80 ected species across the vast Southern Ocean may reflect both rapid postglacial colonization of suban

81 .Choice-related signals in neuronal activity may reflect bottom-up sensory processes, top-down decisi

82 were undetected as peripheral biomarkers and may reflect brain-specific responses to smoking exposure

83 t mechanism from that described above, which may reflect CD4 T cell activity.

84 wo adaptation processes were identified that may reflect central and peripheral processes and the dis

85 et; (ii) alterations in locomotor patterning may reflect changes in neuronal drive and compensation a

86 , including the amino acid citrulline, which may reflect changes in nitric oxide production, as well

87 turbs the resident fungal communities, which may reflect changes in the habitat caused by Psv.

88 We hypothesize that these responses may reflect changes in the local microenvironment in bio

89 Strong associations with ITP duration may reflect CMB accrual over time or more refractory dis

90 IV-associated neurocognitive disorder (HAND) may reflect compartmentalization.

91 s proven challenging because some phenotypes may reflect compensatory mechanisms or normal forms of p

92 Ox-LDL may reflect core mechanisms through which MS components

93 erception suggests that distinct frequencies may reflect cortical excitability in occipital versus po

94 Even when behavioural shifts are seen, they may reflect decreased health, or simply behavioural flex

95 Recent declines may reflect delayed benefits of HIV treatment.

96 a large egg with a relatively thin eggshell may reflect derived constraints associated with body sha

97 or frontal structures in the older age group may reflect developmental consolidation of the language

98 tal stages of the parasite; however, changes may reflect differences associated with transition betwe

99 ions of observational data, the associations may reflect differences in early microbial exposure by m

100 among baetid mayflies and perlid stoneflies may reflect differences in evolutionary history or ecolo

101 scribed, the different outcomes of infection may reflect differences in geographical origin.IMPORTANC

102 oluble ligand and readiness for priming, and may reflect differences in interactions with intracellul

103 differences in thumb morphology and how this may reflect differences in manipulative behaviors in the

104 differ between the two MoFe proteins, which may reflect differences in potential protonation sites a

105 he target nuclei, with some variability that may reflect differences in targeting protocols, lead mod

106 These findings may reflect differences in the behaviour of the primary

107 es have very different contact angles, which may reflect differences in the capsid assembly pathway f

108 Sex-specific epigenetic regulation of Cdk5 may reflect differences in the effect of CDK5 on downstr

109 betes may differ by the type of fruit, which may reflect differences in the glycemic impact or phytoc

110 ides at the depth of the cultural transition may reflect differences in their response to external en

111 oral heterogeneity of fluorescence intensity may reflect different onco-metabolic programs.

112 This inconsistency may reflect difficulties in studying large patient sampl

113 an aMCI population and hypothesise that this may reflect diminished cortisol production to psychologi

114 This may reflect direct effects of seminal chemicals on sperm

115 role in OPN expression and that these levels may reflect disease endotypes in COPD.

116 lecular signature of muscle denervation that may reflect disease progression in ALS.

117 bling the discovery of novel biomarkers that may reflect disease stage and therapeutic response.

118 animal models, this pattern of abnormalities may reflect disrupted neurogenesis of projection neurons

119 approaches used to solve the asymmetric task may reflect distinct cognitive styles in horses, which v

120 s (sawtooth and medial-occipital slow waves) may reflect distinct generation mechanisms and functiona

121 This variability may reflect distinct stochastic ageing trajectories betw

122 Rather, pathology may reflect distinct toxic processes triggered by differ

123 and that attenuated RPEs in previous reports may reflect downstream effects more closely related to a

124 It has been argued that the p factor may reflect dysfunctional thinking present in serious me

125 This may reflect early differences in mortality due to differ

126 th age in APOE4 homozygotes, this impairment may reflect early disease rather than being a life-long

127 logy/image-negative disease, elevated NETest may reflect early evidence of increased neuroendocrine g

128 eight gain and decrease in physical activity may reflect early signs of cognitive impairment.

129 ght gain and a decrease in physical activity may reflect early signs of cognitive impairment.

130 s suggest that brain network destabilization may reflect early signs of hypometabolism, associated wi

131 Our results may reflect early warning signals of declining reproduct

132 he volumetric properties of the hippocampus, may reflect early-stage regional accumulation of patholo

133 evated IgE and lower FVC in childhood, which may reflect effects of lower prenatal iron status.

134 er risk of suicide attempts before treatment may reflect emerging psychiatric symptoms that trigger m

135 uired implicit sensorimotor remapping, which may reflect enhanced sensory processing when internal-mo

136 l death, shows interspecies differences that may reflect evolutionary diversification and adaptation,

137 These properties may reflect evolutionary pressure to balance the risk fo

138 psychotic experiences and that these changes may reflect exposure to stress.

139 a, more than 10% of infants who initiate ART may reflect false-positive diagnoses.

140 een breastfed and formula-fed infants, which may reflect future obesity risk.We aimed to assess assoc

141 rethritis-associated N. meningitidis strains may reflect genetic diversity in the underlying meningoc

142 re extended and adducted thumb postures that may reflect habitual use of grips commonly used for haft

143 the first 24 hours) is one such factor that may reflect higher preadmission illness burden as well a

144 s many mental states and, when synchronized, may reflect higher-order social processes like affiliati

145 hilum infection between human and tick cells may reflect host-specific cell tropism that evolved duri

146 lear to what extent these circulating exRNAs may reflect human physiologic and disease states.

147 uman population within a species range-which may reflect human-wildlife contact.

148 atial discrimination task (p = 0.019), which may reflect IE-related cognitive deficits.

149 that the efficacy of anti-IL-12p40 treatment may reflect IL-23 blockade.

150 arance of cryptococci while high IL-7 levels may reflect IL-7/IL-7R pathway dysfunction in T cells, b

151 HPV life cycle are actually late events that may reflect immortalization and, possibly, disease progr

152 nts with interstitial lung disease (ILD) and may reflect immunologic activation and subsequent cytoki

153 These associations may reflect impaired maturation of intestinal immunity a

154 rs is associated with aspects of frailty and may reflect impaired physiological regulation.

155 These findings may reflect improvement in known cardiac tissue abnormal

156 tatic rate of LT among HIV-infected patients may reflect improvements in cirrhosis management and/or

157 rain tissue hypoxia, or higher-frequency PDs may reflect inadequacies in brain compensatory mechanism

158 e occurrence of vector manipulation but also may reflect incomplete information about these systems.

159 Reduced thalamic MPF may reflect inflammation-related tissue swelling and/or

160 fic IgA to CM in mothers of infants with CMA may reflect inherited systemic immunogenicity of CM prot

161 shape of beta (13-30 Hz) oscillations, which may reflect input synchrony onto the cortex, is altered

162 These discrepancies may reflect inter-species differences or complex interpl

163 d) , for ions in such a low polarity medium, may reflect interchain delocalization of the hole.

164 This may reflect intrinsic defects limiting psoriatic KC diff

165 differences in endothelial cell (EC) biology may reflect intrinsic differences driven by chromosomes

166 umors undergo EMT while others do not, which may reflect intrinsic properties of their cell of origin

167 Satb1 to control diverse biological programs may reflect its ability to combinatorially use multiple

168 he heterogeneity in clinical trials outcomes may reflect large inter-individual expression variations

169 ilability is estimated to be only 10%, which may reflect limited GI permeability and possibly high fi

170 oung adulthood, and reduced DMN connectivity may reflect local changes within the network.

171 These differences in sensitivity may reflect long-standing evolutionary relationships bet

172 crobiome in persons with previous TB disease may reflect long-term effects of antibiotic TB treatment

173 The long decline may reflect low-intensity management by humans before do

174 of dilators, while blunted hyperaemia in BAs may reflect lower oxidative capacity and O(2) requiremen

175 and imaging pharmacodynamic biomarkers that may reflect meaningful treatment responses and provide r

176 est that the overlap of catalytic activities may reflect molecular flexibility that determines how al

177 red a mixed-lineage population of cells that may reflect molecular priming of differentiation potenti

178 These differences may reflect morphological and biological variability in

179 Animal positions within moving groups may reflect multiple motivations including saving energy

180 nts, a prominent motor cortical oscillation, may reflect near-synchronous excitatory synaptic inputs

181 detectable using various imaging modalities may reflect neurodegeneration or other AD-related pathol

182 to the antidepressant properties of ECT, and may reflect neurogenesis.

183 This may reflect nonexpert surgeons outside of high-volume ce

184 These themes may reflect older adults' experiences of living with art

185 a1/IL-29 and ISGs in their sputum cells that may reflect ongoing innate immune activation.

186 euroinflammatory processes in some cases, it may reflect other pathophysiological processes such as a

187 This may reflect our patients' relative wellbeing on antipsyc

188 sceptibility response of maize line B73, and may reflect pathogen manipulation for nutrient acquisiti

189 work led us to hypothesize that this tropism may reflect pathogenic interactions between RAGE, a cell

190 amounts of kinematics or coordination units may reflect pathophysiology or compensatory mechanisms.

191 mune deficiencies, and infectious conditions may reflect persistent immune dysregulation caused by ly

192 Transcriptional heterogeneity may reflect phenotypes and molecular signatures that are

193 in and rat sequence delayed IAPP LLPS, which may reflect physiology.

194 ts, while the phylogenetic diversity centers may reflect Pleisto-Holocene climatic changes.

195 The frequency of mLOY increases with age and may reflect poor genomic maintenance as well as clonal i

196 natures within both domestic camelid genomes may reflect post-conquest changes in agriculture and the

197 hin the left superior parietal lobule, which may reflect post-lexical activation of the object-direct

198 ed widely across safety-net practices, which may reflect practice engagement as well as infrastructur

199 While this may reflect pre-existing propensities, drug use also cle

200 tance use disorders in migrants and refugees may reflect prevalent behaviors with respect to substanc

201 echanisms: slow oscillation activity (<1 Hz) may reflect primarily inhibitory cortical mechanisms whi

202 The sustained decrease in binding may reflect prolonged mGluR5 internalization in response

203 ppear to associate with longer telomeres but may reflect protective functions other than telomere mai

204 isible, whereas the onset transient response may reflect rapid processing of new items.

205 tuning curves across environments, and this may reflect recurrent connectivity or correlated sensory

206 These findings may reflect reformulation of drinks from the lower levy

207 engagement [3], modulation of beta activity may reflect replay of task processes during rest periods

208 tween osteocytes per lacuna and age at death may reflect reported age-related responses to microdamag

209 ough for some cancer subtypes these findings may reflect residual confounding by smoking.

210 Alternatively, it may reflect residual confounding or lifestyle effects of

211 ing depression, rather observed associations may reflect residual confounding relating to characteris

212 ms presentation can occur later in life, and may reflect residual thymidine phosphorylase activity.

213 d significantly fewer reconnected PVs, which may reflect RFC catheter instability in certain left atr

214 eward may be trait-level neural markers that may reflect risk for BD in at-risk youth.

215 al to that from the two simulation years and may reflect saturation of the wind resource in some area

216 upport the existence of an M-SOB effect that may reflect seasonally dependent developmental differenc

217 ity at synapses serving the non-deprived eye may reflect selectivity for synapses with an initially l

218 of linker DNA, the formation of these loops may reflect sequence-dependent information encoded withi

219 aled sexually dimorphic gene expression that may reflect sex-related disparities in CKD, proinflammat

220 tween hemorrhagic and ischemic stroke, which may reflect shared pathobiology predisposing to small ve

221 -frequency theta oscillations, respectively, may reflect spatial and non-spatial cognitive processes.

222 ggest that distributions of network variants may reflect stable, trait-like, functionally relevant in

223 FPs associated with sperm composition, which may reflect status-specific differences in mating rates,

224 Premorbid personality may reflect subtle changes in cerebral function, may com

225 T cell responses to microbial superantigens may reflect subversion of physiologic innate responses o

226 ld contamination is removed, LFPs in general may reflect such "far-field" activity, in addition to, o

227 te cortex, informed by our behavioral study, may reflect suppressed empathy and social cognition and

228 Pain experienced by patients may reflect surgical complications and/or inadequate or

229 is highly heterogeneous, and MRD persistence may reflect survival of isolated single cells and small

230 erful endogenous task-related responses that may reflect task-related arousal, or "task engagement" d

231 ciation specifically with antidepressant use may reflect that this endpoint better captures the onset

232 nctioning after dynamic emotional processing may reflect the additional cognitive effort required to

233 ) facilitates its spread to neocortex, which may reflect the beginning of Alzheimer's disease (AD).

234 ted that breast parenchymal texture features may reflect the biologic risk factors associated with br

235 and metabolites from cellular processes that may reflect the body's response to environmental exposur

236 n genome stability in white and whale sharks may reflect the combined selective pressure of large gen

237 11 trimers did so very weakly, outcomes that may reflect the completeness of their glycan shields.

238 changes preceded the date of conversion and may reflect the complicated nature of identifying the da

239 ing connectivity with Fijian foraging areas, may reflect the current relative abundance of these two

240 ondary peak in agreement below 2500 km depth may reflect the degree-two lower mantle slow seismic str

241 This may reflect the differences between electrophysiological

242 nd suggest that previous conflicting results may reflect the different risk profile of women of black

243 ling became larger in short photoperiods and may reflect the differing dependence of expansion and bi

244 Negative health impacts may reflect the effects of both harsh migration conditio

245 ungi and Ascomycota groups in general, which may reflect the evolution of the biological functions of

246 Variable recommendations between guidelines may reflect the evolving evidence base for bronchiolitis

247 opose that these neurophysiological findings may reflect the existence of a sensitive period where th

248 ncentrations in the CSF of patients with ALS may reflect the extent of microglia/macrophage activatio

249 mized controlled trials and negative results may reflect the failure to implement the intervention.

250 operties of contralateral cortical responses may reflect the functional segregation of direction-sele

251 cribed in the EEG of healthy subjects, which may reflect the functioning of a recently described cing

252 iency predicts risk of mortality in SVD that may reflect the global health status of the brain in SVD

253 res in indigenous Maori and Pacific children may reflect the heritability of telomere length in genet

254 ndividuals with tuberculous meningitis (TBM) may reflect the host's ability to control the pathogen,

255 iving in harsh environments and HMP patterns may reflect the importance of environmental filtering in

256 erences in CIMP-(+) frequency between groups may reflect the importance of taking into account severa

257 the connectivity pattern of deafferented EVC may reflect the involvement of these regions in high-ord

258 of the ncHLI gene family and its regulation may reflect the light/oxidative stress experienced by Pa

259 This preference may reflect the long evolutionary association between ho

260 Although this metastatic tropism may reflect the mechanical trapping of circulating tumou

261 ent challenge of translational fidelity, and may reflect the mechanism that cysteine was originally a

262 all, the speed-scale normalization mechanism may reflect the natural tendency of the visual system to

263 comes after LT in our cohort were modest and may reflect the need for more aggressive therapy.

264 This may reflect the need for these sites to undergo active p

265 The FC of RN may reflect the neurobiological underpinning of OCD and

266 These results may reflect the omnivorous dietary behaviour of baboons,

267 Other associations may reflect the presence of precursor conditions or patt

268 is indicates that interictal spike frequency may reflect the processing demands being placed on speci

269 to die in response to genomic damage, which may reflect the requirements of early embryogenesis.

270 crobial-resistant bacteria within wastewater may reflect the resistance burden within the human micro

271 itability between loneliness and neuroticism may reflect the role of negative affectivity that is com

272 ess, but that all human emotional experience may reflect the sensory experience of our ancestors.

273 a likely increasing subpopulation abundance, may reflect the shift from thick, multiyear ice to thinn

274 Differences from previous studies may reflect the spectrum of products analyzed, the restr

275 nome damage observed among transgenic events may reflect the stage of the cell cycle and the availabi

276 rial needs, but also that sharing generosity may reflect the strength of social connectedness, which

277 transcription of glycosylation genes, which may reflect the substantial cell wall defects in the psd

278 However, although field potentials (FPs) may reflect the synaptic currents of neurons near the re

279 uggesting that SARS-CoV-2-specific Ab levels may reflect the titers of neutralizing Abs in COVID-19 p

280 the As sequestrated into the coelomic fluid may reflect the total body concentration.

281 tribution of MRI-visible perivascular spaces may reflect the underlying cerebral small vessel disease

282 additional complexity in climate sensitivity may reflect the use of stored carbohydrate reserves.

283 genotype-specific evolution of these regions may reflect their fitness.

284 localisation of immune cells within tumours may reflect their functional status and correlates with

285 Lack of similar findings in males may reflect their lower heat exposure.

286 These findings may reflect this study's focus on relatively late-maturi

287 oregional disease, undertreatment in females may reflect treatment bias and history of previous media

288 associations in the full and P-VLBW cohorts may reflect true differences, the association of a reduc

289 Receptor density may reflect tumor differentiation and thus be associated

290 ed strongly with CIN25, so a high CA20 score may reflect tumors with high CIN and potentially other a

291 he disparate phenotypes of these pex alleles may reflect unanticipated functions of the peroxisomal A

292 The differences reported herein may reflect unappreciated clinical differences in patien

293 age of interstitial fluid from the brain and may reflect underlying cerebral small vessel disease (SV

294 is contributes directly to this mortality or may reflect underlying immune dysfunction (i.e. cause vs

295 itive development histories in schizophrenia may reflect variation across dimensions of genetic influ

296 variation in their cognitive abilities that may reflect variation in external inputs and experience

297 Alternatively, sponge genotypic variation may reflect variation in functional traits that influenc

298 Results may reflect variation in level of care decisions and the

299 ns of DF properties with respect to efficacy may reflect variation in measurement methodology, nature

300 ing possibilities that mechanisms of actions may reflect yet undiscovered neurophysiological phenomen