To evaluation the features of PMP dissemination, we determined the expression of molecules involved in cell adhesion and invasion, specifically N- and E-cadherin, and vimentin, as these are important in colorectal (Dorudi et al, 1993; Rosivatz et al, 2004) and other carcinomas (Bringuier et al, 1993; Islam et al, 1996; Hazan et al, 1997; Rubin et al, 2001).
Evaluation of the features of RTT suggests that the basis of this disease could be an alteration of neuronal plasticity and studies of RTT mouse models support this suggestion.
From the group of barriers related to the evaluation of the features of the CDSS, particularly the subgroup functionality was considered relevant.
Barriers related to the evaluation of the features of the CDSS were measured with 11 statements (e.g. 'I believe the loading of alerts takes too long').
Within the group of barriers related to the evaluation of the features of the CDSS itself, we found that a high intensity of alerts, irrelevant alerts and a lack of flexibility and learning capacity of the CDSS were commonly reported.
We found that three groups of barriers may hinder implementation: knowledge-related barriers, barriers related to the evaluation of the features of the CDSS and external barriers interacting with the CDSS.
In section Evaluation, the security features of the proposed protocols, as well as cost and complexity are discussed, and further, the system is evaluated with respect to real-world applicability on the basis of a prototypical implementation.
Although there is experimental evidence pointing to the significant species specificities in the features of intron recognition, a quantitative evaluation of the divergence of these features among a wide variety of eukaryotes has yet to be conducted.
In general, three groups of barriers emerged, related to 1) the users' knowledge of the system, 2) the users' evaluation of features of the system (source and content, output, and functionality), and 3) the interaction of the system with external factors (patient-related and environmental factors).
Three groups of barriers emerged, related to 1) the users' knowledge of the system, 2) the users' evaluation of features of the system (source and content, format/lay out, and functionality), and 3) the interaction of the system with external factors (patient-related and environmental factors).
The required characterization pathways for bone TE are then described, and the most suitable characterization methods are presented, focusing on the evaluation of the different features of the scaffolds.
