Our study highlights the importance of in-depth association of MAPT haplotypic variation in well-powered cohorts and nominates H2 and additional variants as LOAD risk factors with effects on gene expression.
This type of analysis should enable more in-depth association of known biomarkers with epithelial cancer morphology, as well as better explaining the response or insensitivity of particular tumours to treatment.
Started off shallow and mean, slowly gained psychic depth through association with Buffy and her friends.
Other high-risk signs of potential abuse include: circumferential burns, the absence of splash marks, a burn of uniform depth, and association with other signs of neglect or abuse.
Our study has not analyzed in depth the association between senior managers' background in relation to their conceptualization of quality.
Additionally, we assess more in depth the association between education of both partners and the patterns of violence.
To examine in more depth the association of telomere length with oxidative stress in patients with diabetes, we evaluated in this study for the first time the effect of functional UCP2 variants.
To our knowledge, this observational study is the first to explore in depth the association between the quality of pre-ESRD nephrological care, evaluated across three indicators, and HRQoL at dialysis onset.
The archives of metadata that Google or the NSA can collect around our words cannot match the variety and depth of associations that my handwriting reveals to me.
As if unable to tune out the most hectic and staticky stations, the director fills the film with references — redeemed from kitsch by their frightful power and depth of associations, personal and historical — to nuclear war, the Second World War, and the concentration camps.
Just like humans, robots with bio-inspired brains will make mistakes like we do by motor babbling while constantly updating information from their sensors to learn higher and higher depths of association from the world around them.
