The objective is to examine the state-of-the-art of statistical analysis of healthcare resource use and cost data, by identifying the methods employed, their ability to address the challenges of the data and their ease for general use.
By identifying the antecedents of perceived entrepreneurial ability we contribute to policy making efforts that seeks to increase regional rate of entrepreneurship.
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).
In the solution-based approach, it is usual to start by identifying strengths and abilities that can be drawn upon.
Sal-resistant mutants were identified by the ability to form colonies on this medium, were confirmed by re-streaking on the same medium, and were demonstrated to contain plasmid-linked Sal-resistant mutations by preparing plasmid DNA, transforming E. coli D21f2tolC with plasmid DNA, and plating transformants on the same medium.
Sal-resistant mutants were identified by the ability to form colonies on this medium and were confirmed by re-streaking on the same medium.
The bacteria were identified by the ability to sustain itself in alkaline environment of cement/concrete.
Isolates containing chromosomal GE-resistant or Rif-resistant mutations were identified by the ability to form colonies on media containing GE or Rif, were confirmed by re-streaking on the same media, and were verified to have lost temperature-sensitive plasmid pKD46 by re-streaking on LB-agar plates containing 0 or 200 μg/ml ampicillin.
Our previous studies with both prostate carcinoma and melanoma indicated that a possible generation of allo-specific T cells did not prevent the development of CTLs specific for shared tumor antigens, as identified by the ability of primed CTLs to kill peptide-pulsed T2 cells.
The paper provides a mathematical model of an agent's belief in an event by identifying it with his ability to imagine the event within the context of his previous experience.
