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Dbp expression is affected in patients with BD and can furthermore be influenced by lithium treatment (Kittel-Schneider et al. 2015).

Visually examining (Q SAR model validation results can aid in understanding the model itself as well as the modeled data, and can furthermore yield the following benefits: Data curation:It is important to inspect (groups of) misclassified compounds (in case of classification), or compounds with high prediction error (regression).

Results of this study have the potential to expand on contemporary prostate tissue biobanking approaches and can furthermore be a model for other organs and tumors.

G6PI is systemically distributed in the body because it is expressed intracellular in all cells as an enzyme of glycolysis and can furthermore be secreted.

In this paper we extend this work and show that the characteristic contains information about stability of the fixed points and can furthermore be used to detect bifurcation point candidates.

The assembled sequences of the G. salaris draft genome were deposited in GenBank (BioProject ID PRJNA244375) and can furthermore be obtained from the Gyrodactylus salaris genome project's web page (http://invitro.titan.uio.no/gyrodactylus/, last accessed April 30 , 2014.

Rather, the only way to help average people live good lives is to couch those truths in terms which they can understand and which can, furthermore, actually move them to appropriate action.

If we compare this to the amplified RNA distributions in C and D, we see that affected probes (D) show compressed distribution centering around 0. By comparing (A) and (C) one can furthermore conclude that amplification of RNA leads to increased ratios.

Based on their colour (colourless/pinkish versus coloured) and above all on grounds of their elemental composition (see below), the set of sixteen middle and late Byzantine samples can furthermore be separated into two sub-groups.

Although it is accepted that the HPA axis is commonly dysregulated in patients with MDD [ 12, 13] the mechanisms are not well understood and the direction of dysregulation can furthermore vary.

Trustworthiness and rigour of decision making can furthermore be achieved through careful design of decision making strategies, such as 'critical dialogue' between different raters/assessors (Van der Vleuten et al. 2010; Moss 1994).