Therefore, in order to provide a more considerable, clearer, and more systematic recognition of the expression of miR-155 in breast cancer, we collected the data related to miR-155 expression in breast cancer to carry out the meta-analysis.
The ROI on systematic recognition, training, coaching, renovated workspaces, a little extra time off, or a fun celebration is almost always highly positive.
Together, research and application should develop a conceptual and methodological framework that enables systematic recognition of sympatric species diversity within groups of closely related taxa.
In early systematic recognition of potential enhancers in fugu [4], a pair-wise identity score of Hoxb-4 between mouse and fugu was used to detect conserved sequence blocks, followed by transgenic mouse assays to measure their enhancer activities.
Reducing diagnostic errors in primary care should focus on early and systematic recognition of errors including near misses, and a continuing professional development environment that promotes reflection in action to highlight possible causes of process bias and of knowledge gaps.
Natan Obed, the National Inuit leader, said that the overhaul "requires systematic recognition and redress for outstanding human rights violations", and that "respect for Inuit as rights-holders – not as stakeholders" is critical for the success of any talks moving forward.
(1) Early and systematic recognition of errors including near misses: this could be achieved through regular, non-threatening, in-practice audits or significant event analyses.
34 Smith et al observed a systematic under-recognition which might contribute to the substantial cardiovascular-related morbidity and premature mortality observed in patients with schizophrenia.
This suggests a systematic under-recognition and undertreatment of cardiovascular disease in people with schizophrenia, which might contribute to substantial premature mortality observed within this patient group.
This illustrates that, due to its diverse presentation, the interpretation of potential signs and symptoms of pain in dementia is difficult; moreover, to date, most studies still report a systematic under-recognition and under-treatment of pain [ 18- 20].
