In particular, the study addressed three different biological questions: (1) characterize supratentorial vs. infratentorial LGGs, (2) identify a specific characterization for the PAs based upon site of lesion, and (3) discriminate, within supratentorial neoplasms, mixed glial-neuronal tumours vs. PAs.
(1) Characterize all extremal graphs whose least signless Laplacian eigenvalue attains the minimum among all non-bipartite unicyclic graphs with a given degree sequence.
To (1) characterize patients' medical experiences from initial injury until they become candidates for upper extremity reconstruction (UER); and (2) identify points in this medical context that may be most amenable to interventions designed to increase UER utilization.
The objectives of the present study were to (1) characterize the age- and menopause-related variations in appendicular lean tissue mass (LTMA), (2) provide young-normal means and estimate the age-specific prevalence of sarcopenia among healthy women.
The aims of this study were to (1) characterize the pain experienced by people with orofacial pain, and (2) determine the factors associated with changes in orofacial pain in OSCC patients during the postoperative and post-radiation therapy periods.
This study was designed to (1) characterize bone strain both adjacent to and distant from dental implants and (2) compare bone strain in response to the same loads on small-diameter and large-diameter implants.
Our specific study objectives were to: (1) characterize environmental conditions of industrial and natural wetlands, (2) characterize vegetation communities (composition and diversity) in these wetlands, (3) and explore how vegetation communities (composition and diversity) may be influenced by environmental conditions.
Using 110 baboons (80 females, 30 males), we 1) characterize normal variation in midshaft geometry of the femur with regard to age and sex, and 2) determine the degree to which the residual variation is attributable to additive genetic effects.
Hence, the purpose of this study was to (1) characterize the tibial nerve (TN) activation properties using a multi-contact implantable system and (2) evaluate the long-term stability of using such a neural interface in a preclinical model.
(1) Characterize the relationship between follicular phase hormone levels and menstrual bleeding patterns in the approach to menopause; (2) identify racial differences in hormone levels; (3) determine independent contributions of menstrual status, race, age, BMI, and smoking to hormone levels.
The objectives of this paper were to (1) characterize the ash from switchgrass combustion in a lab-designed furnace and (2) evaluate the material properties of cement containing switchgrass combustion ash.
