The articles in this edition of the CJC are directed towards incidence patterns, the application of genetic technologies to understanding the advent of NPC high risk populations, and to early detection of affected individuals within these populations.
Five articles in this issue of the Chinese Journal of Cancer, first presented at a meeting on genetic aspects of NPC [National Cancer Center of Singapore (NCCS), February 20 21, 2010], are directed towards incidence patterns, to early detection of affected individuals within risk populations, and to the application of genetic technology advances to understanding the nature of high risk.
TPP mode is excited using direct incidence of white-light-source at normal incidence as well as oblique incidence.
The deposition time has direct incidence on internal stress in the crystal structure, generating defects that may affect transparency and electrical transport into the layers.
The experiment results verified the optical simulation results that the ALCPC-PV/T system had a half acceptance angle of 35° and an average optical efficiency of 83.0% within the half acceptance angle for direct incidence.
The nature of the genes that compose the data set to be analyzed can have a direct incidence on the phylogeny recovered and on the phylogenetic signals contained therein [ 24].
An alternative approach to direct incidence estimation is to use a 'catalytic' modelling technique pioneered in the 1950s [14], which can potentially be applied to any age-stratified seroprevalence data sets, as long as sample sizes are large enough over wide age ranges.
In contrast, Mr Charleston's study which the government paid for, so as to learn how better to control the disease measured direct incidences of transmission between animals.
18, 19 Secondary end points were directed toward the incidence of seeding metastases after resection.
Treatments directed to reduce incidence and severity of exacerbations improve long-term health status and reduce health care costs [ 66].
