The Nottingham Prognostic Index (NPI), a prognostic scoring system based on a large cohort of patients with early breast cancer treated in a single institution, is based on tumour size, grade and lymph node status and when first described divided patients into three groups with significantly different survival [ 1].
Beads were washed as previously described and divided into two samples for subsequent protein or RNA analysis.
This group comprises ∼41 described species, divided into two sections: Pedrosia and Rhyncholotus (or the 'rhyncholotus group') (Degtjareva et al. 2006).
In this study, subaqueous soil materials from the Rhode River estuary were sampled, described, and divided into six categories based on morphologic properties: fluid muds, unconsolidated Holocene sandy materials, organic materials, buried A horizons, Tertiary materials with Fe oxide concentrations, and Tertiary materials without Fe oxide concentrations.
The more than 40 human chemokines described are divided into four groups as follows (Bacon et al, 2002): the 'CXC' chemokines, defined by the presence of a single amino acid residue surrounded by two cysteines; the 'CC' chemokines, defined by two adjoined cysteine molecules; the 'XC' chemokines, defined by the loss of one cysteine residue; and the 'C3XC' chemokines (three interposed amino acids).
The described results are divided into two sections which both elaborate a main aspect of a family farms' internal sphere of influence in using biogas plants in a sustainable manner: their way of acting as well as their way of self-regulation.
Samples of brain homogenates prepared as described above were divided into two equal aliquots.
Orthoptera, the largest polyneopteran order, contains 235 subfamilies and over 22,500 described species, taxonomically divided into two suborders: Caelifera (locusts and grasshoppers) and Ensifera (katydids and crickets etc).
Collected embryos were imaged using CC2-DMPE and DiBAC4(3) (as described above), and divided into two categories based on the presence of depolarized group of cells (intensity of fluorescent signal) and size of depolarized foci (area of fluorescent signal).
The interpretations involving the homology of the structures described can be divided into two types, based on whether the annelid pygidium is implied to be either of non-segmental or segmental origin.
