Finally, the earlier study derived its sample by combining a subset of a random sample with new receptions to prison [ 19].
Most hospitals have combined a subset of these practices into "ventilator bundles" that are mandatory for all mechanically ventilated patients and sometimes all critically ill patients.
This was combined with a subset of nine case study go-along interviews in places deemed therapeutic by the participants themselves, offering deeper insight into the lived experiences and relationships playing out within such places.
Generally, each individual output contains information coming from the entire data cube, and the analyst can choose the details to be highlighted by combining wisely a subset of outputs and displaying them through false colors or other visualization strategies.
We aimed to determine how these variants combine with a subset of other known risk factors to influence breast cancer risk in white women of European ancestry using case-control studies participating in the Breast Cancer Association Consortium.
These sequences were combined with a subset of translatable sequences assembled in the PPGP project that had best BLAST hits with PlantTribes v2.0 Orthogroup 6163 (β-expansins) and 1292 (α-expansins).
Although this meta-analysis was based on published results, we were able to generate results similar to those of a previously published combined analysis of a subset of the cohort studies examined here.
Instead of selecting a single algorithm for a problem, the risk of choosing the wrong one can be reduced by combining all or a subset of the available outcomes.
These observations combine to suggest that a subset of breast tumors could display a CIMP, although this needs to be validated in an independent data set.
Whereas act-cas9 and vasa-cas9 lines can directly reveal null mutant phenotypes in the soma when combined with gRNA transgenes, a subset of nos-cas9 lines (e.g., CFD2, TH00788.N (referred to as TH_attP40) and TH_attP2) are ideally suited to efficiently generate indel mutations in both essential and nonessential genes in the germline.
