Further in flow cytometry there is always the danger of unspecific staining with antibodies, especially in patients with activated leucocytes, and the detection of platelet aggregates as cells.
We eliminated unspecific proteins which always received consistent scores for the 726 drugs, leaving 9639 proteins (Text S1, Figure S3A).
Since cross-linking reactions always bear the risk of unspecific product formation we used an additional approach to verify the observed formation of Rsd-σ38 dimer complexes.
In the present study, 0.1% atorvastatin in the diet was able to slightly reduce the weight gain of the mice and to induce elevated liver weights, indicating that the maximum tolerated dose of the drug has been chosen for the experiment and that results obtained with higher dosing would always be questionable due to unspecific toxicity of the compound.
There is individual variation in mercury intoxication [ 36, 40, 43] while several symptoms are unspecific and do not always appear [ 43] and even subclinical intoxications are possible [ 47].
As ever, these warnings are unspecific and, in Cartagena's case, grossly unfair.
Treatment of these trans women always begins with a vocal assessment that is relatively unspecific as it was originally constructed for individuals with dysphonia.
In two patients, the occurrence of unspecific fluorescence in single samples was noted, always weak in nature and confined to gliosis.
This suggests that the integration of different cellular networks should always consist of a combination of condition specific and cell type specific (condition unspecific) networks in order to obtain a phenotype specific model.
Diagnostic administrative coding is likely to be both incomplete and unspecific for detecting non-serious ADEs [ 73], because these ADEs do not always call for a documented action from the health care provider [ 1, 62].
