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However, structure and function of MAP kinase signal transduction pathways have not been defined in sufficient detail in prostate gland under normal conditions and under the pathologic conditions like benign hyperplasia and prostate cancer.
A maximun period of four months was defined in the protocol as sufficient for complete remission of the episode, and patients with no remission at four months were no longer followed.
The purpose of downsampling operation is to select valuable vertices to form the downsampling set S. The concept of uniqueness set is defined in [6], which provides a sufficient condition for exact reconstruction from the sampled graph signal.
To counter this phenomenon, minimum numbers of positions in these medical specialties that should be annually filled were defined in order to guarantee a sufficient renewal of the stock.
If so, death cannot be defined in a set of necessary and sufficient conditions in which case no such definition can justify a particular standard.
Furthermore, when system (1) is defined in the real number fields, the sufficient controllability criteria and necessary controllability criteria obtained in Theorem 1 and Theorem 2 are the existing results in [17].
The following characteristics of food security are defined in these documents: food quality, stable and sufficient production, and affordability for all residents.
For Leibniz, "necessary truths of reasons" are defined in terms of the Principle of Contradiction and "contingent truths of fact," in contrast, are defined in terms of the Principle of Sufficient Reason.
However, the entire process is still not defined in sufficient detail and relatively few automated tools are available.
For all algorithms, the presence of only one of the above diagnostic codes in any of the diagnostic positions in the DAD was defined as sufficient to meet the case definition for depression.
