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This latter model is more consistent with data derived in monocyte-derived macrophages discussed above (Rasaiyaah et al., 2013).

The primers designed from the nucleotide sequence data derived in this study were evaluated for their specificity and sensitivity for the detection of C. sinensis.

The data derived in this study will be significant for further micro-mechanical modelling of finite deforming composites used in especially damage tolerant applications.

It has been demonstrated that chemometric processing of appropriately designed sets of chromatographic data derived in systems comprising biomolecules provides information of relevance for molecular pharmacology and rational drug design.

In this section the procedure of setting up a model according to invariance principles is summarized by explicitly calculating two specific models from the data derived in the previous sections.

Indeed, the results on the distribution of the eigenvalues of Wishart matrices of real data derived in [15] and [16] differ considerably, suggesting that in the finite N case, the bias in the sample eigenvalues depends on whether the data is real or complex.

We compared data derived "in-house" from a common source of RNAs from 3 different human cell lines between Affymetrix HG-U133 plus 2.0 GeneChip™ (one-color), GE Healthcare Codelink™ (Amersham) (one-color) and Agilent Technologies 44 k whole human genome arrays (two-color).

It will also be essential to combine, and compare, data derived from in vitro experiments with those conducted with animals in vivo.

Some pre-clinical data derived from in vitro experiments and animal studies are also collected in PharmGKB.

At the present time, toxicogenomics data derived from in vitro systems have been considered to have limited utility in regulatory applications.

Indeed, a growing body of data derived from in vitro models suggests that p53 plays a major regulatory role in cell differentiation.