This combined effect more closely resembles the real physiological status.
In a way, the combined system will more closely mimic ESSENCE systems that have been established in state and local health departments, which incorporate data from distinct healthcare systems/hospitals from the civilian sector in close geographic proximity.
While evolutionary genetics and molecular biology have been very successful in furthering our understanding of the natural world, I propose that combining them even more closely with the help of current systems biology models will significantly improve their power to generate testable hypotheses.
The deal with Aetna will allow the combined company to integrate "more closely the work of doctors, pharmacists, other health care professionals and health benefits companies to create a platform that is easier to use and less expensive for consumers," Merlo said.
The performance of CpG sites 5600/5609 needs to be validated in a large study of women that includes CIN1 combined with normals to more closely represent a triage setting [34].
However, our analyses of the relationship between homoplasy levels and the dominance of the combined-data tree by mtDNA do not support the idea that more homoplasy in mtDNA necessarily leads to combined-data trees that more closely resemble the nucDNA trees.
To examine this hypothesis more closely we combined data for bacteria-injected females (either with live or heat-killed bacteria) and compared their fecundity to the combined data of the two controls (injected and sterile wound).
In order to examine the hypothesis more closely, we combined data across the three injection groups (live, heat-killed or sterile wound) and compared the fecundity of injected females to the fecundity of uninjected females in the first 28 hours after injection.
On home equity credit lines, he said, banks will more closely scrutinize the combined debt-to-income ratio — for instance, looking further into the borrower's past credit card bills to determine whether he or she tends to spend freely.
When combined with facts, stories engage partners on both a cognitive and emotive level so that they listen more closely and trust you more quickly (Jennifer Aacker, Harnessing the Power of Stories).
