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1 s and increases activity in the dlPFC, which may reflect a "top down" cognitive influence on satiatio

2 leted, suggesting that this improved outcome may reflect a cell-cycle block with diminished progressi

3 lly, Irr-mediated control of iron metabolism may reflect a cellular strategy that accommodates a grea

4 n only in temporoparietal junction patients, may reflect a common neural substrate in the temporopari

5 t-cortex-specific pattern; their association may reflect a common stage-dependent mechanism.

6 prazole-mediated decrease in ATXN3 abundance may reflect a complex response culminating in the modula

7 ld be exploited for therapeutic purposes and may reflect a conserved state among paused, initiating e

8 s have been proposed for their origins: they may reflect a continuous stream of ongoing cognitive pro

9 ges in sodium MR imaging and GAG CEST in men may reflect a decrease of GAG content in the Achilles te

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

11 elation with NPP or political complexity and may reflect a different form of close contact violence.

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

13 l immune response is not tissue specific and may reflect a diffuse expansion of the T-cell repertoire

14 This paradoxical effect may reflect a disruption of homeostatic mechanisms that

15 enzymatic activity in LRRK2 G2019S carriers may reflect a distinct pathogenic mechanism.

16 ter B also clustered together; however, this may reflect a dominant clone since their alleles were sh

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

18 perties for these two regimes, this fraction may reflect a fine trade-off between stability and sensi

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

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

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

22 arriwilian Isotopic Carbon Excursion (MDICE) may reflect a global response to increased bioproductivi

23 This may reflect a gradual transformation of visual input fro

24 over the tropical eastern Pacific Ocean, and may reflect a missing inorganic bromine source supplying

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

26 ophysiology, but different causal mechanisms may reflect a need for patient-tailored therapies.

27 ted increase in synaptic function in the NAc may reflect a neural imprint of alcohol's reinforcing pr

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

29 Such unexpected cell motility may reflect a novel mechanism by which specialized epith

30 The observed plasma metabolomic alterations may reflect a Panchakarma-induced modulation of metaboty

31 Therefore, in NP cells, this phenomenon may reflect a physiological adaptation to diurnal osmoti

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

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

34 ctively, our data suggest that sleep defects may reflect a primary pathological process in HD, and th

35 These results may reflect a protein scaffold or complex stabilization

36 The results may reflect a regulatory role of prefrontal and striatal

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

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

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

40 urface wetness at our site in recent decades may reflect a shift towards a wetter climate in western

41 seen with syb2-cysteine string protein-alpha may reflect a slower alternative mode of SNARE-mediated

42 Lone atrial fibrillation (AF) may reflect a subclinical cardiomyopathy that persists a

43 ignature distinctive of melancholic rMDD and may reflect a subtype-specific primary vulnerability fac

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

45 are consequence of feedback connectivity and may reflect a variety of time-scales and complex dynamic

46 ons in corticostriatal neurocircuitry, which may reflect abnormalities in mesolimbic and mesostriatal

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

48 ic testing is insensitive and seroreactivity may reflect active or past infection.

49 These discrepancies may reflect activity in differential AcbSh outputs, incl

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

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

52 europlastic changes documented in this study may reflect adaptive sensorimotor changes in response to

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

54 ences between individuals with ADAD and LOAD may reflect age- or mutation-dependent effects.

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

56 In conclusion, an emotional eating phenotype may reflect altered central D2R function better than oth

57 This may reflect an adaptive behavioral pattern that promotes

58 This may reflect an age-related aggregation of systemic detri

59 fish orientate and individual thermal choice may reflect an essential integrated response to the envi

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

61 expected effects on axon excitability, which may reflect an indirect effect of abnormal calcium curre

62 increased insulin response to glucose, which may reflect an initial physiological adaptation to maint

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

64 acellular matrix and collagen gene sets that may reflect an underlying change in blood-brain barrier

65 This may reflect an underlying familial predisposition or per

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

67 These simple phage Int systems may reflect ancestral states of phage evolution with the

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

69 ce heterogeneity induced by condition change may reflect another aspect.

70 ions in the acoustic startle response, which may reflect anxiety-like signs including hypervigilance.

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

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

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

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

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

76 These results may reflect both dietary patterns and altered FA metabol

77 OL1 protein in human cryosectioned podocytes may reflect both endogenous protein synthesis and APOL1

78 The statistic R may reflect both replication stress and the effect of lo

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

80 The intracellular Pi increase may reflect cellular stress induced by hemodialysis and/

81 one group but correlation in another, which may reflect certain types of biological interactions.

82 observed accelerated aging effects in blood may reflect changes in blood cell composition (notably e

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

84 This may reflect changes in thresholds for elective surgery a

85 ression, the clinical identification of PPLs may reflect closely the extent of nonperfusion and ische

86 Results may reflect coding of dedicated spatial channels, with t

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

88 tical care report no mortality benefit; this may reflect competing pathogenic mechanisms, patient het

89 owing unscheduled repeat CS compared to VBAC may reflect complications during labour.

90 gation of filopodia are not well defined and may reflect conserved functions among phylogenetically d

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

92 der and bipolar disorder share symptoms that may reflect core mood disorder features.

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

94 ment increase in striatal intrinsic activity may reflect counter-therapeutic functional adaptation to

95 lamic nucleus in the high and low beta bands may reflect coupling mediated predominantly by the hyper

96 ic differences in grooming were found, which may reflect cultural variations in preference related to

97 etabolic response at sites of infection that may reflect damage and repair of tissues in the lungs.

98 This effect may reflect decreased photosynthesis, as suggested by a

99 Hence LTP/LTD changes in AD mouse models may reflect defects in metaplasticity processes.

100 Right hemispheric increased FA may reflect degeneration of crossing fibers or strengthe

101 Recent declines may reflect delayed benefits of HIV treatment.

102 bserved in patients with focal epilepsy, and may reflect deleterious long-term effects of recurrent s

103 e presence of a transmission model, but this may reflect details of implementation and/or ability of

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

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

106 ned that the differing effects on extinction may reflect differences in cortical sources of fibers pa

107 This latter result may reflect differences in fiber trajectory and organiza

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

109 This sex-related difference may reflect differences in healthcare-seeking patterns a

110 y preterm infants is largely unexplained and may reflect differences in hospital practices regarding

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

112 ncy in improved behaviours across all trials may reflect differences in local priorities, capabilitie

113 pecies-specific branch length variation that may reflect differences in long-term generation times.

114 ifferences among demographic groups examined may reflect differences in physiological factors (i.e.,

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

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

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

118 utions of peridotitic and eclogitic diamonds may reflect differences in their carbon cycles, controll

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

120 OPg and IOPcc, and that these 2 measurements may reflect different biological characteristics.

121 ch childhood-onset and late-onset adult ADHD may reflect different causes has implications for geneti

122 These differences may reflect different molecular causes of the 2 PAH phen

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

124 iated with different allergic diseases which may reflect different underlying immune profiles.

125 vity between unipolar and bipolar depression may reflect differential risk of mania.

126 uity between visual and motor systems, which may reflect diminished integration of visual consequence

127 This may reflect discomfort with a "one size fits all" policy

128 of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and may reflect disease vulnerability, increasing the probab

129 e where methylation variation between people may reflect disease-relevant environmental exposures or

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

131 the patterns of activity between subregions may reflect distinct functional roles.

132 in the capabilities of the two transporters may reflect distinct purine salvage needs that the spiro

133 evels in CSF, and lower CD4(+) T-cell counts may reflect disturbances in the immune response to HIV-1

134 ry, in contrast to the opisthokont NPC; this may reflect divergence in RNA export processes at the NP

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

136 Attenuated orthostatic HRR may reflect dysregulation of the parasympathetic branch

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

138 trongly associated with multiple SNPs, which may reflect either one or multiple independent associati

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

140 Alterations in NR3C1-1F promoter methylation may reflect enduring changes resulting from combat expos

141 d whether learning in young and older people may reflect enhanced ability to integrate information re

142 s (CTC) and provided evidence that PCS1 CTCs may reflect enzalutamide resistance.

143 Postmovement beta-power may reflect error-salience processing independent of sen

144 Thus, participation of these cells in T1D may reflect escape from silencing mechanisms.

145 This EE strategy may reflect evolutionary changes within the holometabolo

146 However, higher ELF scores may reflect extrahepatic fibrosis in HIV-infected patien

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

148 Such location sensitivity may reflect fine-tuning of category-specific visual proc

149 itive control and spontaneous thought, which may reflect focused internal attention and the top-down

150 have indicated community substructures that may reflect functional and metabolic interactions betwee

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

152 re of long-term follow-up only, because this may reflect gender differences during follow-up.

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

154 s potential association with adverse outcome may reflect greater evolutionary capacity, heralding the

155 ed to those with hypothetical rewards, which may reflect greater prediction error or regret emotion a

156 CD4+RTE% predicts disease progression and may reflect history of disease in HIV-positive patients

157 to have distinct codon usage patterns, which may reflect host adaptation.

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

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

160 These associations may reflect impaired maturation of intestinal immunity a

161 ose homeostasis or EGP in healthy men, which may reflect important interspecies differences between r

162 These findings may reflect improvement in known cardiac tissue abnormal

163 in death or major cardiovascular events and may reflect improvements in stroke, VTE, and heart failu

164 n in endogenous anti-E. coli activity, which may reflect, in part, enhancement of bacterial growth by

165 th inorganic and organic chemistry textbooks may reflect, in part, the very low natural abundance of

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

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

168 Increased chromatin clustering may reflect increased binding affinity.

169 unctions or intrinsically disordered regions may reflect increased RNA structure that may slow transl

170 es and heightened recruitment to happy faces may reflect increased salience and ambiguity of positive

171 brain regions across normative older adults may reflect individual differences in susceptibility to

172 rk, we investigated whether affective biases may reflect individuals' estimates of the information co

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

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

175 t mood disorders at early developmental ages may reflect interplay between mammalian host and residen

176 limitation imposed by impaired o2 extraction may reflect intrinsic abnormalities in skeletal muscle o

177 This may reflect intrinsic defects limiting psoriatic KC diff

178 distinct properties of the transcriptome and may reflect intrinsic differences in global coordination

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

180 The exported protein fraction of an organism may reflect its life strategy and, ultimately, the way i

181 The enigmatic properties of HAV may reflect its position as a link between 'modern' pico

182 A hospital's SLNB positivity rate may reflect its SLNB proficiency for melanoma, but this

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

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

185 Entrainment to the speech envelope may reflect mechanisms specialized for auditory percepti

186 valued more than others', some generous acts may reflect mistakes rather than genuinely pro-social pr

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

188 a continuous ROP plus disease severity score may reflect more accurately the behavior of expert ROP c

189 aphical structure in rain forest phylogenies may reflect more widespread disturbance by drought and l

190 These differences may reflect morphological and biological variability in

191 Observed differences in condom use may reflect motivations to use condoms for backup pregna

192 Abnormal neurogenesis may reflect NE deficits because intra-hippocampal inject

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

194 or this sexual dimorphism is unknown, but it may reflect negative selection of Y chromosome-bearing s

195 g a compartmentalized network structure that may reflect network rewiring related to specific adaptat

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

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

198 cess-specific inputs into altruistic choices may reflect participants' general propensity to either e

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

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

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

202 eted therapeutic effects of low-dose aspirin may reflect pleiotropic consequences of platelet inhibit

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

204 and fronto-striatal hyperfunctioning, which may reflect poor affect reactivity and empathy in the pr

205 (e.g., MEHP) varied by race/ethnicity, which may reflect potential differences in susceptibility.

206 This may reflect preferential promoter usage because transgen

207 er stage MCI or AD, which suggests that NGRN may reflect presymptomatic synaptic dysfunction or loss.

208 with increased FDG uptake; hence, FDG uptake may reflect prior infection and inflammation of lungs th

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

210 ertainty associated with the California EBUS may reflect regional controls associated with the atmosp

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

212 d myeloid features in the TCF3-HLF signature may reflect reprogramming by TCF3-HLF of a lymphoid-comm

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

214 Both central and distal iNOS levels may reflect responsiveness to steroid treatment.

215 error-related modulation of the beta-rebound may reflect salience processing, independent of sensorim

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

217 reduced mitochondrial function in the liver may reflect selection to decrease damaging byproducts of

218 This molecular deja vu may reflect selection to minimize negative pleiotropy in

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

220 This may reflect severity of illness not captured by other cl

221 ed mRNA decay in umbilical cord blood, which may reflect specific regulatory mechanisms in developmen

222 are therefore unlikely to be functional and may reflect splicing errors that are actively removed by

223 ing, suggesting the observed learning biases may reflect stable individual traits.

224 species following rules of contingency that may reflect strategically adaptive responses.

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

226 While this association may reflect subtle confounding or bias, we cannot rule o

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

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

229 This may reflect that cohesin-mediated sister chromatid inter

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

231 myloid-beta40 after ponezumab administration may reflect the ability of ponezumab to mobilize an inte

232 a(2+)]i) in plants, and this Ca(2+) response may reflect the activities of osmo-sensory components.

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

234 in sensitivity to the fortnightly modulation may reflect the degree of stress concentration on LFE-pr

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

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

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

238 This may reflect the environmental conditions encountered by

239 pha-helical conformation was observed, which may reflect the equivalent decrease in solubility.

240 tion of giant filter-feeding anomalocaridids may reflect the establishment of highly developed plankt

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

242 The dual role of TET action on LINE-1s may reflect the evolutionary battle between TEs and the

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

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

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

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

247 These findings may reflect the history of the Earth's atmosphere as it

248 This may reflect the improved service provision, but the incr

249 restricted yeast glycans, an adaptation that may reflect the incorporation of eukaryotic microorganis

250 ger inhibitory neurotransmission at baseline may reflect the integrity of transsynaptic networks that

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

252 larger than some of the measured data, which may reflect the lack of internal noise in this initial v

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

254 This preference may reflect the long evolutionary association between ho

255 conditions associated with CaBP deregulation may reflect the loss of necessary structural features of

256 are not detected in the remaining 72%, which may reflect the low statistical power to model rare taxa

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

258 Such mixed-lineage states may reflect the molecular priming of different developme

259 n traditionally attributed to placebo effect may reflect the natural course of the disease itself.

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

261 articipation coefficient and strength, which may reflect the observed whole-brain changes in function

262 et-based search engine and social media data may reflect the occurrence of clinically diagnosed conju

263 that this fixation-hippocampal relationship may reflect the ongoing development of lasting represent

264 on products of tyrosine residues in proteins may reflect the oxidative microenvironment in the lung o

265 on of WM damage exceeds cortical atrophy and may reflect the pathologic dissemination through structu

266 cations that have second messenger functions may reflect the physiological regulation of these channe

267 The enzymatic activity of TTPA may reflect the presence of a peptidoglycan hydrolase do

268 basal activity and pHp-PCC circuit strength may reflect the propensity for heightened reactivity to

269 from 1993 until the youngest samples in 1998 may reflect the resurgence of Hg emissions from unregula

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

271 structure of six genetic clusters (GCs) that may reflect the species' ecology.

272 and avoidance of conspecifics in some cases, may reflect the specific ecological circumstances of bee

273 re novel biomarkers of cell phenotypes which may reflect the status of differentiating stem cells.

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

275 and social media posts about conjunctivitis may reflect the true weekly clinical occurrence of conju

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

277 ggesting the course of CMH across adult life may reflect the underlying course of airway disease acti

278 Because altered EV composition may reflect the underlying disease condition, circulatin

279 t the spatial anisotropy of spike patterning may reflect the underlying organization of motor cortex

280 abundance preserved in Qinghai Lake sediment may reflect the variations of nutrient level and salinit

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

282 rience-dependent plasticity in the OB, which may reflect their unique functional roles in information

283 The lack of genetic transmission may reflect there being different genetic effects on the

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

285 the combination of cetuximab and irinotecan may reflect true drug synergy or persistent irinotecan s

286 Serum cytokines and chemokines may reflect tumor biology and host response in follicula

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

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

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

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

291 transitions in life cycle complexity, which may reflect underlying stage-dependent constraints.

292 This may reflect unidentified differences in exposure of the

293 ggests differences among family members that may reflect unique regulatory inputs in the cell.

294 terns to guide lower-level category learning may reflect uniquely human capacities tied to language a

295 ts tended to have higher assay scores, which may reflect use patterns or less favorable tumor biology

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

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

298 LA-C by mass spectrometry; these differences may reflect variation in the conformation or location of

299 tead, individual differences in intelligence may reflect variations in domain-general processes that

300 gan transplant recipients with CMV infection may reflect vascular inflammation and is associated with