A key observation from the studies discussed above is that elevated Agrin expression and its posttranslational modification is a characteristic of activated T cells.
Within each section we summarise the key observations from the preliminary studies undertaken, highlighting (i) insights gained from the comparative approach and (ii) challenges raised by exploring the issues cross-nationally.
The key observation from this study is the presence of a long-term survival plateau of 70 80% for TN advanced tumours.
Another key observation from this study relates to the modulation of several key genes involved in the re-modeling of extracellular matrix such as, COL6A2, COL14A1, COL12A1, MMP24, TIMP1, SERPING1, SERPINB1, ADAMTS1, ADAMTS7, MMP1, PITRM1, SERPINA3N, SERPINB6, SERPINE2, SERPINH1 and CNDP2.
> -wrap-foot> One key observation from the arcOGEN study was that stratification by sex, by joint and by the OA ascertainment criteria used was critical in the discovery of the association signals.
Another key observation from the new study is that the pattern of brain atrophy that is observed in type 2 diabetes is similar to the one in early Alzheimer disease.
A key observation from the present study is that braiding typically occurs upslope of the original degraded trail, such that trails progressively migrate upslope and may even cause the entire trail corridor to migrate upslope to create a new straighter trail as ORV users appear to seek a shorter, less sinuous line of travel.
The key observations from the measurement results were as follows.
A potentially key observation from this study was that, although hemorrhage alone did not always correlate with fatality, serum ferritin levels did and did so during each stage of infection.
A key observation from our study was that although the topology of LCBN and SBN differed, three independent methods partitioned proteins in both networks into nearly the same communities [for detailed list, see Additional file 3].
A key observation from a HVO study on the 2014 2015 flow showed a large percentage of surface activity occurring away from the immediate flow front in the form of lateral breakouts well behind the active front (Patrick et al. 2016), underscoring the importance of extending the operational range of UAS to capture areas beyond the active front of an advancing pāhoehoe flow.
