“may be significant”

The evolution of heteroblasty may be significant in explaining the high species diversity and ecological success of hemiepiphytes in the Araceae compared with the Cyclanthaceae.

Other covariates may be significant drivers of exposure but were not included in the model precluding full capture of dosing-exposure relationship in this population.

1 Although the incidence of IBD in patients treated with ISO is low, the consequences for an individual developing IBD may be significant. 21 Doctors can avoid providing ISO to IBD susceptible patients as much as possible by inquiring about family or personal medical history, in order to avoid serious consequences.

Based on the reports mentioned above, there may be significant maternal and reciprocal effects for root biomass allocation and other traits of interest in wheat.

The difference in T g may be significant even in a single composition, producing glass transitions with over 40 K difference.

In addition, the clinical efficacy of stimuli-responsive electrospun nanofibers is uncertain, and the difference in response to these agents implanted in each individual may be significant.

This finding may demonstrate that there may be significant moderating effects across populations and intervention modalities in promoting PA using PABI.

Third, users provided inconsistent weight tracking, particularly their final weight, and the extent of this missing data may be significant.

Additionally, there may be significant differences between the groups of pharmacists who respond to our survey and those who do not.

Therefore, this treatment may be significant even in elderly patients.

This, to some extent, validates the reliability of our results, and due to the variations in cell clustering methods, our method also identified additional genes that may be significant in distinguishing the severity of COVID-19.

For the pursuance of new strategies that can address cognitive loss in MS, APOE and infection with SARS-CoV-2 may be significant risk factors for MS.

The influence of the joint phosphorous contribution of piscivorous and herbivorous water birds may be significant (up to 6.6% of P at the outflow) on the often phosphorous-limited wetland nutrient loads, while the nitrogen contribution dominated by herbivorous geese is limited (up to 0.7% of N at the outflow) in the case of Dumbrăvița.

Such properties, therefore, may be significant in relation to the maintenance of the preferential wound healing and minimal scarring properties of OMFs relative to patient-matched SFs [ 1 , 2 , 4 , 5 , 6 , 7 , 8 , 9 , 10 , 11 , 12 , 13 ].

Thereby influencing the improvement of EFs, including inhibitory control 40 , individual differences and potential deficits may be significant for the development of obesity as early as this period of life 41 .

Both silica aerosols and suspensions must be disinfected prior to modeling, and the environments for establishing animal models of silicosis are different from the reality of workers inhaling silica particles, so there may be significant limitations between basic experiments and clinical drugs in the treatment of silicosis.

In addition, symptom burden may be significant in surgical GI pathologies and thus the benefits of operative intervention for someone who cannot retain why they are having troubling symptoms may outweigh the risk of intervention.

The level of VEGF expression may be significant in independently predicting the OS of melanoma patients ( Ugurel et al., 2001 ).

As 6b was the most active compound at all tested concentrations, the pqs inhibition assay suggests that interactions with these residues of the receptor may be significant for QSI activity.

There may be significant variations in the developmental status of secondary school students at different grades since individuals develop rapidly in adolescence.

Additionally, small sample sizes can also increase the likelihood of sampling bias, as there may be significant variation in microbial communities between individual samples [ 70 ].

It has to be recognized that side effects associated with oral retinoids may be significant.

[1] The negative effects of such ‘care’ may be significant and last well beyond the ICU.

In addition, limited healthcare provider–patient communication due to communication difficulties, time constraints, or cultural barriers may be significant contributors to the general public’s lack of DNR knowledge [ 16 , 17 , 18 ].

Given that there may be significant variations in illness presentations, treatment outcomes and service need between patients with typical age of onset (i.e., late adolescence or early adulthood) and those having their psychosis manifested at later years ( 22 , 23 ), together with recent extension of some early intervention services to cover a wider adult age range (e.g., in United Kingdom and Hong Kong) ( 23 , 24 ), more research is required to clarify self-stigma and its associated factors in early psychosis patients at higher-age groups.