Results clearly show that adverse edge-related changes to forest structure and function persist up to two decades after fragmentation.
As for HIF-1 α (Griffiths et al, 2007b) and HIF-2 α alone, the combined adverse effect of invasive edge HIF-1 α and HIF-2 α expression was greater for gastric than for gastro-oesophageal junction tumours for both disease-specific (P=0.026 vs 0.104) and overall (P=0.047 vs 0.089) survival.
Edge: vaccine-adverse event association with PRR ratio greater than 1.
Based on these SCZ drug interactions, we constructed a SCZ-specific DDI network, in which nodes are SCZ drugs and non-SCZ drugs and edges are the adverse interactions among SCZ drugs or the adverse interactions between SCZ drugs and non-SCZ drugs.
The adverse factors for chemical flooding include: edge water drive, high reservoir temperature, irregular well pattern, and wide well spacing.
The enzymes' arsenal in these microorganisms gives them an edge in survival under adverse and stressful environmental conditions.
Considering the shape and gray-level characteristics of tongue contour, Zuo et al. [10, 11] proposed a polar edge detector to suppress adverse interference from the lip boundary and tongue fissures.
These reductions are mainly achieved by the inwards deflection of the flow upon detachment and a flow deceleration at the trailing edge due to an adverse pressure gradient introduced by the curved shape of the optimal cavity walls.
Tumor cell budding, defined as invasion by single tumor cells or small clusters of cells at the leading edge, is an independent adverse prognostic factor in CRC and predicts response to antiepidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) therapy [ 8, 10].
Therefore, the prior knowledge incorporation needs to find a proper balance between the experimental data and prior knowledge to achieve effective incorporation, as well as limit the adverse effects caused by any spurious edges contained in imperfect prior knowledge.
