Hyperglycemia, another characterising feature of diabetes, may also contribute to enhanced cancer risk [ 75].
We agreed that the anterior-posterior division is dominant, but by no means the only characterising feature.
The abnormal HPA axis response thus represented an intrinsic, characterising feature of this model, in which anxiety-like and anhedonia-like behaviours were also evaluated.
Although MRI is not frequently used in the emergency setting, it is an important modality in characterising features that are unclear on ultrasound and CT.
Here we just report the the view of those scholars who have used the concept of multiculturalism in order to single out by contrast the characterising features of interculturalism.
1 4 6–8 15–21 While there is great variability in the design and performance of ENDS within and across brands, characterising features include the use of a battery or other power source, and a heating element that when activated delivers an aerosol mist from a solution most often containing tobacco-derived nicotine, flavourings and other ingredients.
The transient accumulation of HIF-α during hypoxic time-course exposure is a well characterised feature of in vitro systems, described to be due to the presence of negative feedback loops [ 25, 28, 30, 31, 50].
Twelve imidazole based Y-shaped push pull chromophores have been designed, synthesised and fully characterised featuring 4,5-bis(N,N-dimethylanilino)imidazole as a donor moiety, a systematically enlarged π-linker and nitro and cyano groups as acceptors.
Feature extraction from range images has proven to be a complex problem; developing operators that can characterise features in a range image, such as step, crease, or smooth edges, is challenging, due to both the irregular spatial distribution of range image data and the nature of the features themselves.
We used descriptive statistics to characterise features of the design of pivotal trials among ophthalmic drugs and devices.
In effect, miRNA profiling is emerging as a powerful diagnostic tool to characterise features of different tumour types and has been particularly useful in breast cancer as miRNA signatures can unequivocally distinguish normal and malignant breast tissue.
