In summary, there is strong evidence that the various mesenchymal cell types in the (pre)malignant tissue undergo a multiplicity of deviations, crucial for cancer formation, progression, and maintenance.
m heights : deviation of m crucial features from the presumably optimal wild type structure or a whole collection of m measures that describe the 3D structure.
Healthy children without a chronic disease are the typical comparison group in a classroom setting, and EOD children show moderate ES's, almost /2 standard deviation lower, in crucial verbal (−0.49) and visual (−0.44) learning and memory skills.
In the last step, the planned schedule can be updated, if crucial delays or other significant deviations were detected.
Providing 'time data' while identifying factors associated with AMR during study periods thus becomes crucial in explaining patterns or deviations that would otherwise be interpreted incorrectly.
This may be the reason why preoperative deviation was found to be a crucial factor affecting the long term outcome.
It is crucial to understand that the positions of the deviation are as important as the directions of movement.
Rerouting knowledge about deviation behavior back from production into development is crucial for the quality of the product.
To decrease the deviation of threshold acceleration induced by fabrication errors of crucial dimensions, a new method of "thickness compensation" is proposed.
Limiting the cut-off deviation from the expected 0.3 and 0.7 values is crucial for the analysis.
