In this way, the differentiating cell population helps balance the progenitor/differentiating cell ratio and is the basis for our referring to ADGF-A as an 'equilibrium signal'.
These results, as well as the data of our study, may reveal a pathophysiological basis for pain referred from meningeal to cervical innervations territories, which may also underlie the clinical phenomena of cervical hypersensitivity and neck muscle tension in primary headaches like migraine [44].
A main difference can be observed between consequentialist theories and theories arguing on a deontological basis, for example, in referring to human dignity.
In the case of recurrence of biliary symptoms that necessitated further treatment during the follow-up period, patients were admitted for ERCP on an in-patient basis or referred for surgical treatment.
As I indicated, the convolution property forms the basis for what's referred to as filtering.
Patanjali's writing also became the basis for a system referred to as "Ashtanga Yoga" ("Eight-Limbed Yoga").
We hence use this variant as the basis for INSPECT, and simply refer to it as plane-casting for the remainder of this article.
So gold, instead of being seen as a symbol of evolution, became the basis for conflict". The Bible refers to wisdom and knowledge as more precious than gold and says that words of wisdom are better than weapons of war.
We also considered using a cross-validated penalty as a basis for the Bolasso and refer to this approach by Bolasso-CV.
In the early 70s, Nobel laureate and discoverer of lysosomes, Christian de Duve et al. wrote an elegant commentary describing the theoretical basis for lysosomal sequestration of amines, referring to the process as pH-partitioning and the substrates as lysosomotropics.
