Furthermore, patients classified as low risk based on the 'cell death' signature, but not those classified as high risk on this basis, could be separated into groups of differing outcome on the basis of the 'cell cycle' signature (p = 0.015 and 0.67, respectively; Fig. 7D).
A flood of petitions have been submitted to MoveOn.org's platform and elsewhere, calling for her release and noting the sentencing disparity and differing outcomes of Zimmerman and Alexander's trial.
Another example of differing outcomes is seen with the use of the matrix-depleting agent PEGPH20, which was independently assessed in the two studies involving mice with large or small tumours mentioned above (Jacobetz et al., 2013; Provenzano et al., 2012).
Studies involving matings of mice that over-express WT hSOD1 to mice that over-express mutant hSOD1 have reported differing outcomes depending on the strain of WT hSOD1 mice used.
Currently, selecting a PA assessment tool to use in this population presents a challenging proposition for clinicians and researchers alike due to differing outcome variables of interest, practicality/usability of the tool and population specific considerations.
Differing outcome definitions and methods of ascertainment highlight the importance of adhering to international consensus definitions when designing clinical studies.
Chromatin remodelers utilize ATP hydrolysis to move nucleosomes by altering histone DNA interactions, with the two major families of chromatin remodelers, ISWI and SWI/SNF, differing in their outcomes of the remodeling reaction (Clapier and Cairns, 2009).
When the values of S 1,i differ, the outcome of the ratio between the mean S 2,i values and the mean S 1,i values largely depends on how the largest S 1,i value is modulated.
Second, these studies measured similar outcomes from differing perspectives: those of the patient, of the bedside observer, and of the sleep specialist.
