Population analysis of activity onset estimated with both methods revealed that neurons recorded in deep layers were leading, as indicated by high occurrence of negative delays in these cells as compared with superficial layer neurons (Fig. 6 a, d ).
The first germline mutations identified in the CHEK2 gene were associated with Li-Fraumeni syndroMIM(MIM# 609265), a disease characterised by high occurrences of sarcomas, breast cancer, brain tumours, acute leukaemia and adrenocortical tumours [ 8].
The higher solubility of TCMCD3 may be partially explained by the higher occurrence of oxygen atoms in TCMCD3.
JAK2V617F expression was associated with genetic instability, as assessed by the higher occurrence of centrosome abnormalities and sister chromatid exchange.
The researchers concluded that an increased level of bone loss was accompanied by a higher occurrence of heart disease, which suggested an association between the two conditions [ 4].
Regardless of the initial origin of the parasites, they can be transmitted efficiently among rhesus monkeys, as supported by the higher occurrence of Cryptosporidium spp., G. duodenalis, and E. bieneusi at places with higher animal density.
The differing clinical picture between peripheral facial palsy caused by LNB and BP, with a higher occurrence of neurological symptoms outside the cranial nerve area in peripheral facial palsy caused by LNB, is broadly in accordance with previous studies.
These authors also noted a large number of HSF binding sites that were also bound by BEAF prior to HS with a higher occurrence of the overlap taking place at promoters than within genes.
The higher occurrence of sick leave among women than men was partly explained by type of work and educational level.
Higher occurrence of erythroblast was not recorded.
