In recent years, a number of recognizing disease gene approaches and computer tools have been developed through building mathematic models based on functional annotation, sequence-based features, protein interaction, and disease phenotype [ 7– 16], such as sequence features [ 15], functional annotation [ 7, 8, 10, 13], and physical interactions [ 12, 13, 17].
Among many peoples, chiefs have very little coercive authority and depend on community consensus for implementing recommendations; often a number of recognized chiefs form a tribal chiefs' council.
This may occur via a number of recognized, but poorly understood, mechanisms, some of which are shown in Fig. 4.
By walking readers through a number of recognized logical fallacies, in Chapter One, Fitch teaches students that arguments are not just one fact against another.
The info about nearby APs is sent to the PDPT Server which responds with a number of recognized APs in the database (Locator AP ret. Text window).
Catheters are associated with a number of recognized complications, including infection, catheter-associated fibrin sheath and thrombus leading to malfunction, central venous stenosis, and right atrial thrombus.
They're up against a number of recognized competitors – 11870 or even the local yellow pages, Páginas Amarillas – but their approach is a simpler UI and a different search platform.
Moreover, reference is made to the academic research of a number of recognized legal scholars, on contentious issues such as when appropriation by an armed party becomes illegal, and how pillage is defined as a crime.
On the contrary of a number of recognized personas of the global economic world like Joseph Stiglitz and Paul Krugman, most European leaders' reaction to the referendum has been negative.
Initial support for this came with the repression and/or down-regulation of a number of recognized STAT3α target genes when STAT3β was overexpressed [ 10, 48].
A number of recognized methods of cell injury are possible which could cause the large-scale damage seen in DILI, as seen in Fig. 42.
