In examining these difficult case sets from the PERFORMS scheme, most errors were due to key abnormal mammographic features not being seen.
In our experiments, the higher Ki67-, BrdU- and H3P-indices as compared to previous studies, might be due to such key differences in culture conditions.
Their spectacular trophic radiations have been widely assumed to be due to structural key innovation in pharyngeal jaw apparatus (PJA), but this idea has never been tested based on a reliable phylogeny.
The success of the Kaiser Permanente initiative in California is thought to be due to several key elements including: a comprehensive hypertension registry, development and sharing of performance metrics, evidence-based guidelines, medical assistant visits for BP measurement and SPC pharmacotherapy [ 36].
It is, therefore, possible to postulate that these remodelling phenomena may largely be due to loss of key components of regulatory pathways which maintain normal tubular structure, rather than a simply loss of NCC activity.
Hence, the multiple changes observed in the ewst1 transcriptome could be due to point mutation in key regulator gene(s) with pleiotropic effects.
On the basis of these results, it has been suggested that the failure of DUX4 transgenic mice to develop a muscle phenotype could be due to failure to activate key target genes (28, 52).
This might be due to the need for a key metabolite transported by OAT6.
The premature deaths are due to two key pollutants, fine particulates known as PM2.5s and the toxic gas nitrogen dioxide (NO2), according to a study carried out by researchers at King's College London.
The town's hospital is due to lose key services, such as its A&E and maternity units, when Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation trust, which runs it, is broken up due to a combination of the scandal of poor care there in 2005-09, financial problems and recurrent staffing problems.
