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In this study we propose a model for identification of PI3K/Akt signaling pathway targets in the hypertrophic stage of chondrocyte differentiation.

In line with others studies, our findings support the idea that an extended TPB provides a good model for identification of correlates of consistent condom use [ 23- 32].

Through analyzing the features of the logging data in low-resistivity pay zones, a fast model for identification of low-resistivity pay zones was developed in this paper.

Previous analyses showing that distinct classes of TSS mutant exist in yeast (upstream and downstream shifting), supporting a scanning model for identification of TSSs.

The aim of this study was to develop a conceptualized model for identification of patients who simultaneously demonstrate reduced likelihood of ICD benefit because of low risk of an appropriate device shock and high risk of death the bimodal survival and implantable defibrillator shock (BaSIS) risk model.

The aim of the present work was to develop and examine an integrated model for identification of promising CNS tracer candidates.

Age-related cataract of the eye lens is an excellent model for examining the role of protein oxidation in disease, and the aging eye is an ideal model for identification of those reducing and repair systems that defend against oxidative stress-associated diseases.

Presented herein is a data parsimonious model for identification of regional and local groundwater pollution sources at a reference time employing corresponding fields of head, concentration and its time derivative.

This computational tool was used to analyze the median survival data after inbred mouse strains were infected with C. albicans, which provides a useful experimental model for identification of host susceptibility factors.

The dog has emerged as a powerful comparative model for identification of phenotypic traits including genetic disease [13].

In this article, we present ISOLATE, a model for the Identification of Sites of Origin by LATEnt variables.