Another source of error is the occasional mis-identification of cellular components, which is an inevitable consequence of analyzing a three-dimensional organ with two-dimensional tissue sections, particularly when relying on light microscopy which has limited fidelity of resolving cellular borders in complex tissues like the heart (Laflamme & Murry, 2005).
Using a longitudinal method, we also aim to study the consequences of violence, analyzing in particular the relationship with occupational stress, anxiety, and depression.
A series of unrelated microdissected DCIS tumors for which no invasive component was present also show this high LOH frequency (58%) when measured at 18p11.3 (data not shown), suggesting the 63% frequency reported in the present study is not a consequence of analyzing samples containing multiple stages of disease.
Further research is needed to describe the more long-term consequences of the analyzed risk factors of T2DM-related events, especially in younger/less comorbid patients with generally lower event rates.
At the first one, faults are grouped according its effects over the process state; at the second level, they are grouped according the mathematical features of its consequences analyzed as functions of time (i.e. signals).
Using a cell-based model system, we can address molecular consequences and analyze rescue strategies of FPC deficiency in collecting duct epithelia.
To study the consequences of this mutation, we analyzed the localization and the stability of the mutant protein in COS-7 cells and in cardiomyocytes.
As a consequence, analyzing the behavior of the deterministic solution w can help to understand useful features of the stochastic process ( v ϵ, w ϵ ).
The last approach is the one that assesses the consequences of long standing symptom analyzing morpho-volumetric brain "in toto" or inside the cerebral cortex.
The authors also conclude that the diffusion of innovation theory framework is a useful tool for analyzing consequences of implementing complex clinical systems.
