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An alteration of EWS in Ewing's sarcoma alters the dynamics of Pol II over the CCND1 protooncogene encoding cyclin D1, leading to an increase in its transcription and to an alteration of splicing that results in high levels of the oncogenic cyclin D1b splice isoform.

Our results suggest that risperidone, quetiapine and ziprasidone had beneficial effects on EWS in rats.

We have only found one study with EWS in Portuguese national hospitals.

This result highlights the potential of the EWS in predicting catastrophic deterioration.

Thus, fuzzy modeling can be used to develop an effective environmental warning system (EWS) in Kuwait.

There are various definitions of EWS in the grey (UNISDR 2009; IFRC 2012) and scientific literature (Sorensen 2000; Basher 2006).

Indeed, in this heterologous system, engineered proteins in which the EWS domain in EWS/FLI is replaced with other strong transcriptional activation domains are also oncogenic [13].

Brazil also has similar institutional vulnerabilities in its relatively recent EWS, mainly in its attempt to adopt a people-centered approach, but these vulnerabilities may increase due to dynamic pressures such as political instability and financial crisis.

The EWS role in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) and in other neurological diseases still remains unveiled [ 10].

The EWS used in the ward throughout the study has been in standard practice for more than a year before the study began (figure 1) (note: the escalation protocol is provided in online supplementary appendix B).

In the first section, we define and critically analyze EWS, both in their expert-driven and traditional (non-technology-based) forms.