"There ought to be a common basis for making decisions about exceptional circumstances and I think anybody who uses the NHS for their care is entitled to expect that.
Furthermore, this study suggested that deficit schizophrenia is associated with frontal and parietal lobe impairment, and that temporal lobe dysfunction may be a common basis for cognitive impairment in schizophrenia as a whole.
Although this continues to be a common basis for determining postdoc salaries at many institutions, it has never been a goal of NIH to set national salary rates for all postdocs.
Another aspect of the study by Dang et al. is that acid-induced conformational change of the "cap" region might be a common basis for pH-dependent interactions of SCARB2 with its ligands including both EV71 (an exogenous ligand) and β-glucocerebrosidase (β-GC, an endogenous ligand), as SCARB2 was known to deliver β-GC from the endoplasmic reticulum to lysosomes (Zachos et al., 2012).
In the case of de novo assembly of genomes and transcriptomes, sequence similarity is a common basis for assigning annotations [ 23].
MetS, representing a cluster of visceral obesity, raised BP, dyslipidemia and glucose intolerance induced by insulin resistance, is a common basis for the development of atherosclerosis, especially CVD [ 3- 5].
As our goal is to identify coordinated miRNA gene comodules, we assume that there is a common basis matrix W for the miRNA and gene expression matrices X1 and X2.
The possibility that membrane blebbing might be a common basis for Pa internalization and tumor metastasis is supported by a recent study that identified the ability of Pa to enter, survive and replicate within membrane blebs of corneal epithelial cells, in an ExoS-ADPRT dependent manner (Angus et al., 2010).
Since mutations of SYN1 in humans have been linked to ASD and epilepsy and proposed to be a common basis for both diseases [11,12], we examined whether single deletions of the three Syn genes are associated with specific autism-related phenotypes.
Certainly, in some circumstances, diagnoses are proven by pathologic examination of surgical or autopsy material, and this proof can be used to evaluate prior radiological diagnoses [1], but this is not a common basis for determining whether error has occurred.
