Stretch-activated K + channels are likely to be significant contributors to the relaxed state in pregnancy because activation by arachidonic acid lowers myometrial tension in oxytocin-stimulated tissues, an effect blocked by fluphenazine while fluphenazine alone had no effect in our studies.
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The fact that most results are evident and concordant in both series, but more likely to be significant in the larger GA sample set, turns us to believe that the difference in the number of patients (6 compared to 21) may be the major factor responsible for the differences in statistically significant results.
These differences are likely to be significant since pilA has been linked to virulence of type B strains and is missing in the attenuated vaccine strain LVS.
Hence, we can improve the seed selectivity by favoring hits at initial positions of the read where matches are more likely to be significant.
While statistically the detected changes in phosphorylation of peptides with fold change values 1.32–1.55 are less likely to be significant, this set of peptides includes known SRC targets such as p120 and p130Cas, supporting the hypothesis that such peptides may in fact be regulated by CSF-1R-induced SRC activation.
In the case of multivariate genetic analyses with large samples, the χ 2 difference from the saturated model is likely to be significant.
The survival benefit of transplanted patient for mixed etiology has not been well evaluated although it is likely to be significant. 7.
Sixth, wider household costs related to seeking treatment and living with long-term sequelae are likely to be significant, particularly if rectal treatments increase the use of health services.
The ability to directly modulate and/or participate in EMT is likely to be significant, as this process is critically important during development, wound healing and cancer.
According to Marks,[ 15 ] the organism is likely to be significant as an etiologic agent when isolated from the skin and subcutaneous tissue, and seldom so from other sources.
The decision to utilize one or two plates is most likely to be significant for patients near their skeletal maturity and ultimately needs to be balanced with the cost of an additional plate.
Importation of scabies is likely to be significant only in the context of preventing eradication of the contagion; unless the importation rates are exceptionally and unrealistically high, this factor alone contributes very little to prevalence rates.
The cross-national difference for attention problems was most likely to be significant by chance when corrected for number of comparisons.
The actions of this enzyme family are therefore likely to be significant contributors to signalling cross talk with other known regulators of CNS growth and patterning.
Although the effects of severe and chronic malnutrition on surgical morbidity and mortality are not explored in the present study, they are likely to be significant. 19 20 Our study suggests that early weaning in acyanotic CHD may be a marker of fatigability associated with heart failure, which could help early recognition of CHD.
The top row of figure 4 corresponds to the unlikely scenario when each spatial district has identical parameters; in reality, there is likely to be significant heterogeneity in transmission between different areas owing to social and demographic factors.
Conclusions Despite the absence of barriers to primary healthcare, there is likely to be significant and highly variable under-diagnosis of CVD across England, which can be partially explained by persistent inequity in GP supply.
If a census tract tested significant in racial/ethnic disparities of late-stage diagnosis, this tract is more than 30 times more likely to be significant in racial/ethnic disparities of breast cancer mortality.
This seems likely to be significant because of the 231 randomly selected genes, analyzed applying the same discrimination criterion, 24% were prestalk-enriched and 25% prespore-enriched (data not shown).
The Hera-RBD and DeaD/YxiN RBD have no significant sequence homology, but it has been suggested that a functional homology in 23S rRNA binding is likely to be significant (Rudolph and Klostermeier 2009 ).
Over the lifetime of the animals, the cumulative effects of p120-associated inflammation are likely to be significant, and not unlike the tumorigenic effects of ulcerative colitis, where the risk of cancer is increased by ∼18% over 30 years [29] .
These approaches have shown significant promise in capturing cancer cell lines spiked into blood but will require further validation with clinical specimens, in which both heterogeneous CTC size and resistance to filtering shear stress are likely to be significant variables.
Bone loss from the spine during the first year of glucocorticoid therapy may vary between 3% and 10%; since the precision error of measurements is approximately 1%, a loss of more than 3% (the least significant change) is likely to be significant.
By the age of 24 months, the cumulative risk of HIV infection among infants who received short antiretroviral prophylactic regimens and were uninfected at 1.5 months was 9.7% [ 17 ] This suggests that even with the proper application of sd-NVP there was likely to be significant continued vertical HIV transmission throughout the breast feeding period among our study population (unless the mother was taking HAART).
aeruginosa from CF patients are anaerobic (Hassett et al., 2009 ) is likely to be significant in the context of antimicrobial resistance since many agents are inactive or less active under anaerobiosis (Schobert and Tielen, 2010 ).