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We next examined if the data gathered during our retrospective analysis could be confirmed in a consecutive population of GBS, CIDP, MG and IM patients.
However, all results of the primary analysis could be confirmed.
In almost all cases, the significant change found by microarray analysis could be confirmed by real-time PCR analysis.
We concluded that the patterns of gene expression detected by array analysis could be confirmed by real-time RT-PCR analysis.
The expression difference of ten mRNAs were chosen for extended analysis by real time PCR to determine if the difference found by microarray analysis could be confirmed by real time PCR.
In total, 95.92% of the SNPs from beadchip analysis could be confirmed by next generation sequencing for the Arabian and 97.42% for the Hanoverian (Hanoverian 2) run on one lane.
As a result of this, in the case of any container, the experimental results of hydrogen concentration in off gas and differential pressure in MH packed bed correlated well with the analysis results, and the validity of the proposed numerical analysis model could be confirmed.
From X-ray diffraction analysis, it could be confirmed that a high crystalline quality of β-Ga2O3 nanorods was achieved by calcinating at 1000 °C.
As a result of the numerical analysis, it could be confirmed that because the additional dynamic load applied by vibration was 6% of the allowable static load, current design criteria that the additional dynamic load applied by mechanical vibration has considered as 50% of static load, is very conservative and uneconomical design.
With the help of organism specific alignments, sequence and gene context analysis, it could be confirmed that SafA does not only occur in E. coli but also in Shigella and Salmonella.
This hypothesis raised on visual analysis of SDF images could be confirmed by histology which showed a progressive swelling of the epithelial cells of convoluted tubules and reduction of tubular lumen and peritubular vessels with the progression of sepsis.
