As an example, a small bagel retail chain that we analyzed recently lacked an automated process to track sales and profits by item and by store.
We have recently reported on statistical correlation of PLD and β-catenin levels in clinic samples, as analyzed by immunohistochemistry using tissue microarray [14].
We recently reported on statistical correlation of PLD levels and β-catenin in clinical samples, as analyzed by immunohistochemistry using tissue microarray [14].
For phosphatase experiments, cell lysates were prepared and analyzed as recently described [ 32] in a triton-based lysis buffer with protease inhibitors, but not NaF or Na3VO4.
"The Sopranos," as well as "Analyze This" and its sequel, "Analyze That," envisions needy, tormented mobsters on the couch.
In addition, cortical and subcortical regions, contralateral to the tumor, were delineated and analyzed as described recently [34]; for the three tumors close to the midline, the tumor side was defined as the side with the larger tumor mass.
As I recently analyzed, the antiaging effect of CR rules out the most intuitive theory of aging (see for reference, Blagosklonny).
For the determination of DNA synthesis (S-Phase) in Hepa1-6 cells, primary hepatocytes and the regenerating liver, incorporation of BrdU (Applichem, Cheshire, CT, USA) was analyzed as described recently.
The NEI-VFQ reference group (mean age = 49.88; SD = 16.8; range 21-79) cofsisted of 353 healthy controls (54.7% female) that was recently analyzed as a control group for stroke patients with homonymous visual field loss [ 29].
The practice questions directed students to apply HOCS, referred to as generative cognitive processing, as they analyzed specific situations, applied their recently acquired physiological knowledge to an understanding of the problem to be addressed, and justified the concepts they applied or courses of action they suggested (Anderson et al., 2001; Clark and Mayer, 2008).
As we have recently analyzed in [ 11], complex medical procedures or findings are characterized by a mereological structure, i.e. they can be described in terms of their (temporal) parts.
