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A stochastic Extinction-Colonisation model was used to characterize the consequences of substantial changes in terms of RS P׳ssocial organization on the ability of the system to maintain crop varieties.
The aim of this study was to characterize the consequences of isolated GHD (IGHD) on adiposity, total body weight (TBW), and food intake in a mouse model of autosomal recessive IGHD due to targeted ablation of the GH-releasing hormone (GHRH) gene [GHRH knockout (GHRHKO)].
To account for alternative assumptions, in Sect. 5 we characterize the consequences for our results if (i) a similar measure was available in period one as well, (ii) no such measure was available in any period, and (iii) contracting on (y_{2}^{L}) was feasible.
These clinical facts identify the relevance of androgen signaling for prostate biology and carcinogenesis and drive research efforts to characterize the consequences of androgen signaling in prostate cells.
Further work is required to clearly characterize the consequences of the interaction between RIPK1 and IRE1.
In vitro functional studies were performed to characterize the consequences of the desmosomal mutations.
Furthermore, to characterize the consequence of altered interoception, we investigated the interactions of HRV, dipolar source location, gastrointestinal symptoms, and self-reported quality of life.
The mutant phenotypes characterize the consequence of disturbing or disrupting the information output of a gene and thus are ideal to aid understanding of how genes function at the systems level.
We have here characterized the consequences of a novel AGU mutation that results in Thr122Lys exchange in AGA, and compared this mutant form to one carrying the worldwide most common AGU mutation, AGU-Fin.
We performed mutation profiling of formalin-fixed paraffin embedded tumors of multi-regional colon cancer and characterized the consequences of intra- and inter-tumor heterogeneity and metastasis using targeted re-sequencing.
While Gaussian random effects are routinely assumed, little work has characterized the consequences of misspecifying the random-effects distribution nor has a more flexible distribution been studied for censored longitudinal data.
