Later deaths are due to, for example, sepsis or multiple organ failure [3].
3 Types of dementia include Alzheimer's disease (AD), vascular dementia (VaD), frontotemporal dementia, dementia with Lewy body, Parkinson's disease-related dementia, and dementia as a result of disease (for example AIDS or multiple sclerosis).
Reference portion sizes could not be coded for approximately half of the pairs of food product sizes compared within included studies (44 of 86) due to them manipulating tableware (for example, DiSantis 2013), or multiple products simultaneously (for example, Kelly 2009), or due to missing data.
By using DNA of a single colony, potential inaccurate characterisation results assignable to a possible mixture of different strains can be avoided, which is not the case when DNA is isolated from, for example, liquid cultures or multiple colonies.
The influence of social and spatial memory on how individuals in a population mate for example with one or multiple partners or a mating system is often ignored.
For subjects with multiple measurements (for example, symmetric sites or multiple sampling timepoints), samples were processed independently and then pooled.
Various different strategies have been adopted in GWASs, including individual studies (for example, in single or multiple ethnicities) and meta-analyses.
In evaluating if a gene belongs in a gene family, distance constraints are typically used (for example in single or multiple linkage clustering), with potential modification by the species tree to delimit the oldest node as a speciation event within a particular group of species (7-8).
That makes it easier to see if documents are the latest version, for example, or to store multiple versions of a document, containing parallel revisions.
It is worthwhile to mention that other autoimmune diseases (for example, type I diabetes or multiple sclerosis) can be initiated by forced expression of the MHC class I in the few cell types (that is, pancreatic islet or oligodendrocyte cells) where it is normally absent [ 48, 49].
