In conclusion, NLR is an inexpensive haematologic test based on commonly measured parameters that predicts RFS, CSS and OS in patients with UCB undergoing RC, independent of well-established patient-related and tumour-related predictors.
If we were to naively consider the characteristic time for a single Nup and Importinβ to separate based on commonly measured fast kon and affinities (e.g., Kd (Nup⋅NTR) ∼100 nM and kon ∼10 M−1s−1 → unbinding time (UT) ∼100 ms), it appears impossible that Importinβ could cross a 50 mM FG-filled pore within 5 ms.
Finally, in some situations, the macrocirculation may be decoupled from the microcirculation [ 10, 11], thereby reducing the effectiveness of haemodynamic optimisation based only on commonly measured macrocirculatory parameters and complicating the haemodynamic management of critically ill patients.
In 2001 the National Cholesterol Education Program (NCEP) published a working definition of the syndrome based on five commonly measured clinical criteria that physicians could implement in their practices [ 6].
At this time, the subtype classifications most often used in clinical settings are based on the commonly measured tumor markers estrogen receptor (ER), progesterone receptor (PR), and HER2/neu (HER2), which offer imperfect but practical surrogates for genomic profiling [ 5].
Based on commonly used measures and interview questions in the literature [ 12, 15, 23] we also enquired the age at which cannabis was first used.
We argue here that the syntax of biomechanical control, reflecting the universality of the parameters of the human body, is inherent in architectural analyses of conflict, and develop an index of defense (DI) based on commonly invoked constituent measures of defensiveness.
The performance of the 20 gene-signature as well as each of the individual gene was measured using AUROCC based on commonly used endpoints: time to distant metastasis(TDM) at 5 years and 10 years.
The treatment identification strategy used in the Initiation and Engagement measures, based on commonly available procedure and diagnostic codes, is feasible and inexpensive but is of unknown validity.
The inclusion of these additional categories was based on commonly used VI-specific patient-reported outcome measures (VF-14, VFQ-25, DLTV, ADVS) whose items had been linked to the ICF, as well as expert opinion in the field of VI.
This well-known analysis, however, is based on commonly occurring versions of genes, and rare versions of genes, when measured, may show a greater tendency to be specific to different populations, Dr. Risch said.
