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Thirteen non-marine clastic lithofacies are arranged into five main lithofacies associations whose facies architecture is reconstructed where possible by analysis of large exposures.
Although these guidelines were generated by consensus panels, they have not been prospectively or retrospectively validated by analysis of large patient cohorts.
Virtual microscopy combined with computer vision techniques can aid the human observer by analysis of large tissue areas at a high magnification.
There was also consensus that this could only be accomplished by analysis of large amounts of liver safety data already collected across the industry in clinical trials.
The relationship of these isolates to the only documented strains of M. cosmeticum was evaluated by analysis of large restriction fragments with pulsed-field gel electrophoresis (1 ) and by repetitive element PCR (3 ).
The most challenging test of whether species can be clearly delineated is provided by analysis of large populations of closely-related, highly recombinogenic, bacteria that colonise the same body site.
This hypothesis is supported by the evidence that the genes, which encoding proteins consist of known MAP kinase cascades, showed co-expression by analysis of Arabidopsis large scale co-expression data.
We went on to define the underlying mechanism of tau-mediated neurodegeneration by analysis of a large and wide panel of molecular targets and pathways, conform the hypothesis that neurons do not die by a single mechanism [37].
The use of a 15% threshold over the complete coding region is supported by analysis of the large number of potential subtypes now sequenced (Fig. 2).
The high gf loading of the original test was established by analysis of a large preexisting data set (Wothke et al. 1991).
Herein, we report further evaluation of the potential utility of SDC-1 as a diagnostic and prognostic biomarker in BCa by analysis of a large diverse test cohort through enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA), and the investigation of SDC-1 protein expression patterns in bladder tumors through immunohistochemical (IHC) analysis of archival tissue specimens.
