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Clinical severity was classified into sepsis and septic shock based on recently described criteria [ 13].
This is emphasized by the fact that, based on recently described RA-specific BMI [ 5], BF [ 16], and waist circumference thresholds [ 48], ex-smokers have the highest prevalence of obesity – both total and abdominal.
A cavitation bubble model based on a recently described vapour bubble model is presented.
Quantitative real time PCR for gene copy number measurement was based on a recently described approach [27].
The idea of an increased oxidative stress in SCI is further based on the recently described relation between fitness level and oxidative stress in able-bodied subjects (Bloomer and Fisher-Wellman 2008).
The aim of this study is then the identification of the biophysical, biochemical, and functional consequences of Tm HCM mutations in homo- or heterodimeric form, based on the recently described method for the formation in vitro and the subsequent isolation of Tm αβ heterodimers.
We analyzed the intron-exon boundaries of the laforin genes in each organism and determine, based on recently published reports describing rates of molecular evolution in Branchiostoma and Nematostella, that the conservation of laforin is linked to the molecular rate of evolution and the glucan metabolism of an organism.
Our methods were based on recently published methods (Hipp et al., 2011), with minor differences, as described in the Supplementary material.
Based on recently collected specimens, Castro et al.[ 51] re-described Henochilus wheatlandii and analyzed its relationship with other characiforms using sequences of the genes 12S and 16S.
Peptides were isolated from synovial fluid based on the protocol recently described by Kamphorst et al. [ 15].
Given that T cell responses directed against MAGE and IL-13Rα2 antigens also involve T cells with low affinity to these self-antigens, we quantified antigen-specific responses based on cytokine secretion, as recently described in a phase I study of patients with MS [ 41].
