Participant 12 Participants who did not receive early informed or specialist care would have preferred a quick, clear pathway and although they understood the difficulty of diagnosis, some expressed disappointment that they had suffered, for what seemed to them, longer than necessary, due to a lack of awareness of the condition on the part of their healthcare providers.
This study shows that, similar to grain boundaries and cracks, stacking faults can act as quick pathways for the transportation of hydrogen in the hydrogen storage materials.
It provided support for this strategy that target the bio-energy metabolism of the cervical carcinoma locally is a quick and effective pathway to cure the advanced-carcinoma of cervical.
The variety of output formats, combined with the translation options and comprehensive, standard-conform annotation of the pathway elements allow a quick and easy usage of files from the KEGG pathway database in a wide range of other applications.
This application can be used to get a quick overview of how known pathway interactions relate to observed gene expression in a given experimental condition and is available at http://atlas.wikipathways.org.org
In sneakers and with a clipboard in hand, he blazed along side streets at a quick pace, talking about the pathways that led newcomers to the area a century ago, how ferries took Germans from Yorkville and Italians from East Harlem across the East River to Queens.
The assessment highlights potential hot spots and the main environmental transport pathways, in a quick and simple way.
Therefore, based on the assumptions of functional conservation for highly homologous genes across species, we suggest that a quick analysis of mapped functional pathways among various model species should be performed prior to biological experiments.
N replenishment causes a quick activation of beta-oxidation pathways, with increased levels of five acyl-CoA-oxidase isoforms and also the recovery of the levels of the lipase Cre01.g002400.t1.3.
