Or is everything overshadowed by the advance of death?" Forster, diagnosing "the effects of weakness," leaned to the latter view: "We realize with pain that we are listening to a slightly tiresome spinster".
Here we apply silicon nanograss (SiNG) probing electrodes produced by reactive ion etching (RIE) on silicon wafer to electrochemically diagnose the effect of anticancer drugs on breast tumor cells.
De Domenico and colleagues injected the mutant ferroportin1 cDNA into zebrafish embryos and found that only mutations affecting macrophages, not hepatocytes, severely limit erythropoiesis, demonstrating a rapid method by which to diagnose the effect of specific ferroportin1 mutations found in humans (De Domenico et al., 2007).
The ELA, the world's only facility where researchers can intentionally poison whole lakes to monitor ecosystem effects, has an impressive research record: Its scientists were the first to find evidence for acid rain, and to fully diagnose the effects of pollutants such as mercury, phosphate, and synthetic hormones on aquatic life.
As divergence time estimates rely on calibrated substitution rate estimates our results underscore that it is necessary to diagnose the effects of saturation and homoplasy at different time scales, even as hundreds, if not thousands, of loci become applied to dating the Genomic Tree of Life.
The voltage waveforms at the targets were diagnosed, and the effect of pulse parameters on the deposition rate was investigated.
The impetus for diagnosing the preclinical effects of diabetes generally has been the individual patient's risk for cardiovascular diseases, heart attack, stroke, and peripheral vascular diseases.
This means that in these patients newly diagnosed with diabetes the effect of SRH boils down to whether their health is considered to be excellent or not.
A novel statistical partitioning method is developed to diagnose the respective effects of long- and short-term forecast uncertainties, particularly on an experimental operation of the Danjiangkou Reservoir in China.
Partial correlations between social support and somatic health problems (measured by physical impairments and diagnoses) adjusted for the effect of gender and age were performed (Table 3).
How much of this results from selection bias for women with different background characteristics, from difference in seeking medical advice due to health symptoms because of knowing the treatment or not, or from a delay in diagnoses due to the effect of blinding on the attitudes of physicians and patients needs further research.
