That is to say that patients with a clinical diagnosis of AD often show a spectrum of pathology encompassing features of vascular, classical AD and other neuropathologies rather than 'pure AD'pure
The concept of 'ethical consideration' was broadly construed in this inquiry, and encompassed features of the project in which values that were important to respondents were experienced as being realized or thwarted.
The first level is the system level of PC, encompassing features such as financing, governance and resources.
Like many other Renaissance philosophers, he began his treatment of the discipline with an anthropology of man as microcosm, a "little world" who mirrors or encompasses the features of the "greater world" or macrocosm.
The final process of motor neuron death encompasses many features of apoptosis, but it is clear that this alone cannot account for all features of motor neuron loss and that aspects of a necrosis-apoptosis continuum are at play.
Nuclear transport encompasses many features of protein function such as transcription, avoidance of protein clearance machinery, import of a toxic fragment, and many other cellular processes.
While our scheme encompasses key features of the mechanism of diVCA stimulation of Arp2/3 complex-mediated branch formation, it should be noted that the scheme shown in Figure 6A is not complete.
This system encompasses the features of low-shear stress, high mass transfer environment, comparable to the weightless state that is characteristic of blood, lymphatic fluid, or even in the bone marrow [ 19, 20].
In summary, the Intrinsic/UNC list contained more genes than previous lists, encompasses most features of the Intrinsic/Stanford list (i.e. Basal, Luminal/ER+, and HER2-amplicon gene clusters) and adds the biologically and clinically relevant proliferation signature.
Several approximate and self-consistent non-Newtonian rheological models are proposed over the past decades as no single one can encompass assorted features of all the fluids.
