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Classification of aortic dissection is based on the location and extension of the dissection (Stanford and DeBakey classifications [3, 4]) predominantly based on involvement of the ascending versus descending versus the total aorta.
Within the DFNA16 locus, SCNA3 and SCNA2, both being voltage-gated sodium channels, can be considered candidates based on involvement of related sodium channels in hearing [ 25].
Four genes (CrWRKY5, CrWRKY8, CrWRKY13, and CrWRKY28) were selected based on involvement of their orthologs in regulating secondary metabolism genes in other species.
Utilizing Ingenuity Pathway Analysis, we compared biological processes based on involvement of cytokines and angiogenic proteins that were statistically significant based on our earlier analysis.
Inspired by Fries and Holman, we also aimed to further stress the requirements for SLICC-12 by demanding that an SLE diagnosis be based on involvement of at least two different organ systems as an indicator of systemic disease [ 7].
We then evaluated and ranked each of the remaining seven proteins based on the number of conserved interactions in which they participate or based on involvement of their host targets in biological processes and pathways related to virulence, e.g., signaling and apoptosis.
Based on the involvement of a relevant number of biological systems in Alzheimer's disease progression, multitarget compounds may enable therapeutic efficacy.
We develop a four-pronged typology of eco city projects based on differential involvement of key (policy) actor groups, followed by a mapping of what are salient policy network relations among these actors in each type.
Participation phase is based on direct involvement of pre-selected residents and other stakeholders in the virtual gaming process by performing pre-designed tasks according to the game scenario.
The participatory approach is based on the involvement of healthcare professionals and members of ATD Fourth World Movement in three groups.
