The anatomical schemas found in the literature were designed for entering data in patient records, and therefore they tend to be very realistic, contrasting with "Mister VCM", which was designed for presenting medical knowledge and consequently involves a higher level of abstraction.
Most frequently lumbar stenosis is the result of a degenerative disease process and consequently involves multiple levels of the lumbar spine or sites of lumbar stenosis.
This is somewhat logical in that sharper curves may increase the likelihood of vehicles leaving the travel way (and consequently involved in a crash) while the severity of the crash is more dependent on other factors such as roadside design features.
Different surgical interventions on the same organ may result in direct exposure of different tissues to surgical instruments, and may consequently involve a different risk of prion transmission.
A limitation of this study was that it used recordings obtained only from healthy adult volunteers and consequently involved no abnormal EEG patterns.
Then for the purpose of avoiding the empirical combination, five attributes exerting direct influence on the total energy consumption are extracted and consequently involved in the evolutionary process of eGEP.
The data showed that both cis- and trans-regulatory divergences were associated with variable allelic expression and consequently involved in variations of gene expression in hybrids.
Previous studies showed that PTTG1 was directly regulated by estrogen, insulin, basic fibroblast growth factor, epidermal growth factor, β-catenin/transcription factor, Rb/E2F1 pathways, STAT3, etc., and consequently involved in multiple steps of tumor progression including tumorigenesis, invasiveness, metastasis, and angiogenesis [ 11, 20– 247]47].
It also increases keratinocytes proliferation and differentiation and is consequently involved in epidermal homeostasis and repair [7].
16 20 Fibrinogen binds LDL cholesterol and lipids, and is consequently involved in the formation of the atherosclerotic lipid core.
