This conclusion is based on the observations that diabetic wounds in mouse and human have increased apoptotic cell count primarily contributed by apoptotic PMNs, and that macrophages isolated from diabetic wounds are impaired in their activity to phagocytose apoptotic cells; ii) increase in apoptotic cell burden in diabetic wounds augments inflammatory response in wounds.
However, it is clear that global coagulation tests, such as PT and platelet count, primarily reflect the result of consumption and impaired synthesis rather than direct ongoing coagulopathy.
Raising the maximum savings and the amount of income that can be counted primarily benefits owners and highly paid workers, said Karen Ferguson, director of the Pension Rights Center in Washington, a nonprofit group representing the interests of workers.
Parliament is stuffed with his supporters, and the jails are filled with his opponents — 40,000 people, by most counts, primarily from the banned Muslim Brotherhood, the Islamist organization founded in 1928, but also lawyers, journalists and aid workers.
A high megapixel count is primarily a marketing gimmick.
But if you look under the hood of what really drives a video strategy, it becomes clear that view count is primarily a vanity metric.
After open-heart surgery, as opposed to other surgical procedures, the platelet count falls, primarily due to platelet damage and destruction in the bypass circuit and hemo-dilution.
Though all have had important contact with ballet during their careers, it's also remarkable that they first made their mark in modern dance, and only Ms. Tharp has become so much a crossover artist that she can no longer be counted as primarily a modern-dance choreographer.
But Congress has already cut funding for discretionary programs by $1.5 trillion over ten years (not counting sequestration), primarily through the 2011 Budget Control Act, which will bring non-defense discretionary spending to its lowest level on record as a share of the economy.
This suggests that changes in M counts are primarily due to decrease in soft tissue activity and scatter from the adjacent lungs.
Using pulse-width/SSC (side scatter) analysis and back-gating we demonstrated that the excess counts come primarily from non-hydrated pollen (Yelina et al., 2012, 2013).
