High-level amplifications were observed in 33 regions and recurrently involved 11q22 (harbouring PDFG in 3 tumors), 11q13 (in 11 tumors, encompassing MYEOV, CCND1, FGF4, FGF3, PPFIA, FAD, TMEM16A, CTTS and SHANK2) and 7p11 (including EGFR in 4 tumors).
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Demonizing other nations, as one of our Presidential candidates has done recurrently over the last year, has nothing to do with the principles and ideals of American democracy.
We simulate a network of 1000 recurrently connected excitatory spiking neurons with global feedback inhibition.
Such deficiencies have been described recurrently since the 1960s [ 13, 23].
Shortages have been experienced recurrently since the 1930s due to the increase in the demand of care (demographic and epidemiologic transitions, technological advances) [ 7, 8].
Chromosomal regions 8p12, 8q24, 11q13, 17q12 and 20q13 are recurrently amplified in breast cancers.
By analyzing the CRC cohort in The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA), we found that the Elf3 gene (located in 1q32.1) is recurrently amplified in CRC, and gained copy number variation significantly associates with increased mRNA expression level.
It is a recurrent – and recurrently urgent – theme in English football.
Twenty-seven of the 1144 genes were recurrently regulated after 131I and 211At exposure and divided into six clusters.
In countries like Egypt, Brazil, Greece, Thailand, Ukraine and beyond in the past six years, we've recurrently been witnessing the decline of state-society relations in which citizens believe in their leaders, political systems or certain policies less and less - and they have been speaking out in violent and non-violent ways.
