Typically, data detailing host-pathogen interactions is ascertained from small-scaled experiments that are designed to target specific proteins, complexes, or pathways of interest.
The efficacy of Ms. Wilson's approach can't be ascertained from one small Long Island group.
Our results demonstrated a significantly higher prevalence of slow acetylators in populations practicing farming and herding as compared to populations mostly relying on hunting and gathering, thus confirming the previous findings of Luca et al. [8] ascertained from a smaller set of populations.
The immense importance of SIRT1 in the process of anti-aging can be further ascertained from the implementation of multiple small molecule drugs which primarily act as SIRT1 activators (Hubbard and Sinclair, 2014).
It also illustrated how a small sample ascertained from extreme phenotypes have high power to detect genuinely associated genes, compared to quantitative trait association analysis conducted on population-based samples.
A small number of cases (n = 120) ascertained from Death Certificate Only (DCO) or diagnosed with other forms of cancers were excluded in the relative survival analysis, leaving a total of 3493 cases.
Although small and exploratory, this study suggests that important differences in outcome can be ascertained from microarray expression profiling.
Cause of death was ascertained from the patient's surgeon or family physician or hospital records or from a close relative or, in a small number of cases, from the national registry of causes of death.
"Their credit can be ascertained from their own country," Ms. Kennedy said.
From what we've ascertained from her fourth and latest album, The One, Ntjam Rosie is a woman in love.
Deaths were ascertained from 1970 through 1992.
