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However the finding of elevated levels in mouse plasma of proteins previously associated more broadly with ovarian cancer, led us to investigate the merits of integrating mouse plasma proteomic findings from this model with proteomic findings from ovarian cancer cells.
The responses in Fig. 3 indicate a general distrust in government institutions, and particularly in those associated with politics more broadly.
Given this heterogeneity, we will organize our excursion through the relevant scientific research around certain biopsychological subsystems associated with "love" more broadly construed.
But data from Cambridge Associates, looking more broadly across all of the venture capital world and not just the firms that CalPERS chose to back, suggests that investors have indeed made money in cleantech.
To determine if these genes were associated with cortical areal identity or more broadly associated with visual processing, we surveyed the expression of module M6 genes across the primate visual system using another rhesus dataset containing multiple cortical regions and visual thalamic regions (30).
The knowledge generated from this study of the planning and early operational phases of the new socio-technical system enhances our understandings of processes of change associated with PBSSs and, more broadly, of some potential transition pathways towards lower carbon futures.
The two main issues facing ships' food supply chains can be categorised as intrinsically relating to food and more broadly associated with the supply chain.
Ubiquitous computing is more broadly associated with Human-Computer Interaction whilst Pervasive computing as a stronger emphasis on devices, their networking and the processing of the data they produce.
KDM2B is enriched at polycomb repressed sites in vivo, but genome-wide analysis revealed it is also more broadly associated with CGIs.
To assess whether these APOB variants might be more broadly associated with EL, we genotyped 203 nonfamilial cases of EL from Spain together with Spanish control individuals (n = 764).
