We have characterised the levels of miR-433, MAD2 gene expression and MAD2 protein levels in a cohort of ovarian cancer cell lines.
The quantitative method sets out to characterise the level of daily travel time that defines intensive travellers and to identify the determinants of daily travel duration.
This dependence is relevant for interpreting the results of conventional fragmentation tests, which are traditionally performed to characterise the level of fibre/matrix adhesion in fibre reinforced composites.
Two complicating factors in the analysis of these units are the inherent variability of the friction coefficient and the difficulty in characterising the level of conformity between the contacting member and the hub.
This study examined HCV evolution in 21 HCV genotype 1-infected subjects to characterise the level of viral adaptation during acute and early HCV infection.
The use of least squares regression to characterise the level of proportional bias, as reflected in the slope of the linear relation, is skewed because all error is assigned to the dependent variable, in this case the portable analyzer.
In 1979 the Canadian task Force on the Periodic Health Examination published one of the first efforts to explicitly characterise the level of evidence underlying healthcare recommendations and the strength of recommendations [ 1].
Our study had the following aims: (i) to characterise the level of polymorphism of both MHC classes, (ii) to compare the strength of positive selection acting on them, based on the patterns of nucleotide substitution, and (iii) to assess the extent of gene orthology and trans-species polymorphism between the brown bear and the giant panda Ailuropoda melanoleuca.
The 34 378 LSOAs in England and Wales are small areas (mean population 1500) covering the entire country and for which detailed data on a wide range of routinely collected variables, such as income, employment and housing, are available to characterise the level of deprivation of the residents.
Here, we investigated sequence variation and evolution of MHC class I and class II DRB, DQA and DQB genes in the brown bear Ursus arctos to characterise the level of polymorphism, estimate the strength of positive selection acting on them, and assess the extent of gene orthology and trans-species polymorphism in Ursidae.
