“may be significant”

However, according to step 3, the ontology class GO:0008094 (DNA-dependent ATPase activity) may be significant.

Another studies demonstrated that cutaneous necrosis and an erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) exceeding 40 mm/hour may be significant predictors of eventual malignancy development in DM patients ( 28 ).

Most of the results described above are from retrospective analyses, and there may be significant differences in patient backgrounds.

On Mars, the effects of any electrical conductivity enhancement are likely small, but on Titan they may be significant.

While the composition of the target population is unclear, this finding may be significant.

There may be significant differences in immune responses to SARS-CoV-2 infection among different individuals, and more cases need to be summarized. 4.

Moreover, loss of earnings during treatment may be significant, especially in less skilled occupations.

Similarly, broader societal impacts, including work productivity loss, caregiver burden and education disruptions, were not accounted for, which may be significant for PwSHA.

The absence of oligodendroglia and microglia may indicate that there may be significant deficits in this brain with heterotopia which may interfere with the migrating neurons and the proliferation of supporting glia; how this attributes to the formation of the heterotopia remains unclear.

Although only a fraction of these dietary forms may be expected to be taken up by living organisms, the long-term effect of this treatment may be significant enough to affect life span.

Fe plaque formation could decrease As toxicity and accumulation in rice, indicating that ROL may be significant in As tolerance and uptake in rice.

The ecological and physiological consequences of this variability are poorly understood, though they may be significant and complex.

Therefore, our findings may be significant and applicable to the general population of CLWH in Cambodia.

There may be significant differences when looking at these subgroups, which can help to guide treatment options.

Currently, no studies have investigated the dose-dependent effects or the impact of exposure duration to halogenated anesthetics in clinical settings, although evidence from animal and in vitro research suggests that these factors may be significant. 10 , 50 , 51 , 52 While Beck-Schimmer et al., 35 Lisnyy et al., 33 Nguyen et al., 10 and Koraki et al. 9 performed pharmacological preconditioning for 30 minutes, Rodríguez et al. 19 conducted preconditioning for 20 minutes.

We believe a high LA volume index which correlates with high LA pressure and/or low LVEF may be significant as they can predispose the myocardium to develop subsequent arrhythmia.

59 Its ability to associate with the mucosa, rapid doubling rate [8–12 min] at feverish temperatures [43°C], 60 and capacity to release multiple toxins 60 may be significant in IBD.

The most challenging task is recognizing, tracing, and controlling those variants that may be significant. 3.5.1 COVID-19 variants as game changers Currently, the future of COVID-19 is decided by its mutations.

Promoters are important cis-acting elements that control gene transcription, and there may be significant differences in the levels of exogenous gene expression driven by different promoters.

Taken together, integrins may be significant regulators of SARS-CoV-2 infection and potential determinants for tissue tropism and COVID-19 severity.

It should be noted that a trend lower than the effect size may be significant in a single data set (Sb, As), but the chance to detect this trend in all possible trials, with samples of the same size and variance, from the same population, would be less than 80%, i.e., the statistical power will be less than 80%.

These findings may be significant in relation to changes in BDNF levels throughout the day; though findings are conflicting on whether BDNF levels exhibit a circadian rhythm.

The role of p19 in cancer and metastasis processes It may be significant that H-Ras is regulated by miRNAs, such as the let-7 miRNA family [ 27 , 29 ], and that the alternative splicing of H-Ras, which favors p19 over p21, has consequences as regards the levels of certain miRNAs (Fig. 1a and Additional file 1 ).

The Cochrane Collaboration and their review on the same aspect suggest a 2-year timeline before updating an SRMA.[ 2 ] However, there may be significant limitations with this fixed timeline, particularly with much original research being published on fascinating and controversial topics that have clinical importance in improving patient care.[ 2 ] Moreover, it usually takes a median of 16 (interquartile range: 10–24) months for an SRMA to get published from conception and design.[ 3 ] It is feasible for different research groups around the globe to plan an SRMA on the same topic within overlapping time.

This may be significant for the operational interpretation of results, considering that African Anopheles typically bite at night.