Consequently, in common with their counterparts abroad, hospital managers in Taiwan have faced the challenge of having to control costs while maintaining service quality.
Consequently, in common with most recent studies [ 20, 24], we go beyond mere classification by independently validating expression levels using quantitative qRT-PCR and validating the results in a second population.
We conclude that there is remarkable consistency in LvOT activation for written words and pictures of objects because, even if the neuronal populations for words and pictures are distinct in the bottom-up processing stream, they are tightly interconnected by automatic backward connections and consequently they respond in common ways.
B. pendula, B. plathyphylla and B. populifolia are closely related members of the subgenus Betula and consequently had multiple alleles in common.
G6PD deficiency is an X-linked trait, consequently more common in men than women; heterozygous women display mosaicism [9].
More people than ever, perhaps, have the opportunity to be makers of culture, even if that means more to choose from and, consequently, fewer standards and blockbusters shared in common.
Theta takes into consideration the taxonomic relationship of species found in each sample, and consequently, two samples with no species in common, can have a dissimilarity value <100 [50].
Our results are consequently in good agreement with the common idea that specific noncanonical bases fine-tune the binding of tRNAs to the ribosome.
When s1 and s2 have nothing in common, then lcs(s1, s2) is zero, and consequently, the similarity is also zero.
Although the systems have different contexts, design and operational characteristics, they have in common that over the last years their service quality has deteriorated, leading to negative users' perception and consequently decrease in patronage levels.
The system can be unstable, with a high harmonic content appearing in the grid current and, consequently, in the voltage at the point of common coupling.
