Five hundred sixty-seven (56.9%) patients had a bilateral CTS and 430 patients had an unilateral CTS of whom 252 (58.6%) right-sided.
Toward this end, we swapped the CTS of Toc33 in the context of GFP-Toc33NTC, which does not sort to plastids (Figure 4b), with the CTS of OEP9, yielding a modified chimeric protein (GFP-Toc33NTCΔOEP9CTS) that localized exclusively to plastids (Figure 4c).
We postulated that vineyard CTS was electrophysiologically different from CTS of other subjects.
Impact on industry: Efforts to improve the identification of CTs of road safety interventions are urgently required.
To summarize and critically evaluate the evidence available from clinical trials (CTs) of qigong for patients with type 2 diabetes.
We analysed computed tomograms (CTs) of 110 consecutive UK soldiers whose necks were wounded by explosive fragments.
The responses (CTS) of the competing nodes are remapped into the N slots again, proportionally to their metrics.
Only the data of the most frequently performed 'CT regions' (CTs of different anatomical regions) were included.
In this study three different crash models were investigated for traffic analysis zones (TAZs), block groups (BGs) and census tracts (CTs) of two counties in Florida.
Algon cts of a library of algorithms, a framework for incorporating them into a new or existing system, and a tool for evaluating comparative performance.
Thus, for example, some older statistical systems may have recorded CTs of chest/abdomen/pelvis as 3 separate studies, rather than a single study attracting 27 RVUs.
