PE could be characterized into 2 different disease entities: early-onset PE (EOPE) and late-onset PE (LOPE) which is associated with different fetal and maternal effects, heritability, biochemical markers, and clinical symptoms [ 18].
The results showed that the degradation of organic matter could be characterized into three different fractions, including readily hydrolyzable organics, easily degradable particulate organics, and recalcitrant particle organics.
P. tricornutum has been extensively studied since being isolated in 1956 and has been characterized into 10 different strains based upon genetic and phenotypic attributes (Martino et al. 2007).
Due to this friction model, the resulting motion of the block can be characterized into two qualitatively different modes, the stick- and slip-modes, with a non-smooth transition between them.
Thurner suggests that we may characterize people into different groups in order to keep connections straight in our heads, but that "no one knows how this mental map is organized".
It revealed a large amount of student data that can be extracted within a gamified learning experience, which can be used to describe student behavior and performance, and characterize them into different categories.
Using a single large database, the present study examines how these various key indicators characterize children into different health problem groupings.
Dr Klein & Dr Wirnsberger (nominated by Dr JC Zungia-Pfluker) The manuscript "CD44 expression positively correlates with Foxp3 expression and suppressive function of CD4+ Treg cells" by Liu et al. proposes a subdivision of thymic and splenic Treg into populations characterized by different levels of CD44 expression.
Through this approach, different geographic locations and their varying degrees of food deficit were identified and characterized into 'hotspot' and 'non-hotspot' of food aid.
Ska is characterized into three waves.
The uninfested landscape is divided into two zones, characterized by different dynamically optimal management plans: a suppression zone and an eradication zone.
