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Since this last endpoint is easy to measure and is linked to water transfer in soils, it could be used in ecotoxicological studies provided it could be validated for a wide range of pollutants and concentrations.
We decided to evaluate whether the qSOFA score when applied to ICU patients could be validated for use in our patient population.
Ingenuity Pathway Analysis further categorized our data set into functional categories and networks (Figure 7) from which high priority gene targets could be validated for their DNA methylation, expression and copy number status.
Finally 33 primer sets could be validated for use (Additional file 4: Table S1).
Furthermore, because nonlinear mixed-effect models have multiple components, it is often unclear which ones should or could be validated for the particular application.
Summarizing, we found reasonable orthologs of Yfr1 in 31 out of 33 cyanobacterial strains and, furthermore, their existence could be validated for ten out of ten in this and a previous study.
Controlling for confounders, the results show a significantly reduced but weight (p = 0.04) and length (p = 0.02) in exposed pregnancies, even after restricting the data to independent pregnancies and pregnancies for which data could be validated from the mother's health cards.
No differences between the two genotypes at P13 could be validated, except for a marginally significant increase in expression of Cryab in Snord116del hypothalami at P13 (P = 0.0495).
Therefore, the resulting linearity of the constraint effect could be validated as feasible also for this data range of topex.sw.sw
Simulation of BDM and glucose concentrations over cultivation time could be validated by offline measurements for all cultivations.
Another limitation of our research was that we recruited women exclusively; men's social QofL should also be studied using our tool, as the latter could be validated and modified accordingly for use with ethnically diverse older men.
