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Non-proportional hazards is, for example, indicated by two survival curves crossing each other.
Nevertheless, a more pronounced regenerative process as, for example, indicated by nestin expression demonstrated its possible suitability for applications as wound repair material.
The type of ataxia might serve as a predictor, as, for example, indicated by the finding of Ilg and colleagues that patients with afferent ataxia benefit less than patients with cerebellar ataxia [ 34, 35].
Evidently, the incorporation of strongly heterogeneous evidence (for example indicated by the I statistic) from the literature into the development of a novel prediction model remains questionable [ 34, 35].
A poor environment in utero, as for example indicated by low birth weight, can permanently alter the structure and function of organ systems, thereby increasing the offspring's risk of cardiometabolic and neurobehavioural pathologies in later life.
In addition, given the fact that the centers of split peaks were always located at the positions of symmetric 00 l reflections (for example, indicated by red crossing bars and lines in Figure 4a and b), these features are consistent with the presence of four monoclinic domains observed for a (001 -oriented SrRuO3 film on SrTiO3.
The TRPC5 labelling was observed in many hcrt/orx-positive cells (arrowheads in Fig. 5A D and double circles magnified in images on the right) and also hcrt/orx-negative cells (examples indicated by downward going arrows in Fig. 5A D) of varying sizes.
(A ) Light micrograph showing lysozyme microcrystals (three examples indicated by arrows) in comparison with larger crystals of the size normally used for X-ray crystallography.
However, by time 40 min, some of the cells (11 out of 53) detach from the glass coverslip and round-up (Fig 5B, see examples indicated by blue arrows).
By contrast, TGF-β stimulation from the basolateral side quantitatively activated Smad2/3 translocation in all E-cadherin positive cells and also some proximal cells (examples indicated by arrows in Figure 5, lower panel).
