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GKS generated the statistical analysis of the cDNA microarray data, the statistical comparison to AML samples and supervised the statistical components of the article.

Examples of vehicles include 0.5% methylcellulose, saline, water, feed, etc. Documentation of the vehicle components of the test article system is necessary during method validation.

The empirical component of this article paid attention to the creation of actor-networks in the KT process.

The assembly drafted a constitution that stated that "German Austria is a democratic republic" (Article 1) and "German Austria is a component of the German Republic" (Article 2).

These deposits of foreign protein and complexes react with other protein components of blood (see the article complement) and attract to the site white blood cells and platelets, which also are circulating in the blood; these in turn release protease enzymes and other chemical mediators of tissue injury.

"Food" is defined in the FDC Act as an article "used for food or drink for man or other animals," "chewing gum," and articles used for "components of any such article".

Data analysis for the HEP study will test a series of hypotheses regarding relationships among the components of the conceptual model described in this article.

In terms of curriculum specifics, only nine of the articles describe the components of the EM residency curriculum to some degree.

We will argue here that these SI-based mechanisms for depositing, retrieving and re-using the data components of journal articles are no longer fit for this purpose (if indeed they ever were) and should be urgently replaced by repositories of data and closely-coupled metadata as a fundamentally different model for research data management.

The perspective elucidated in this article defines the components of the normal ocular surface immune architecture and describes the consensus reached on the mechanisms/pathways involved in 1) acute inflammation; 2) late-stage (chronic) response; and 3) allergic disease.

This article describes key components of the design and functioning of an e-health driven, web-based laboratory information system - NETLAB - created and implemented at the Peruvian National Institute of Health to communicate laboratory results for monitoring HAART.