Most important, in the less-aggressive ER+ subtypes (for example, Luminal A), high levels of JMJD6 could predict poor outcome and possibly resistance to tamoxifen monotherapy.
In Helsinki, Finland, for example, a high level of Global Connectedness has helped create remarkable global market reach for startups.
In one example, a high level U.S medical delegation was nearly blocked from entering Liberia because of cancelled flights.
Although an active rewarming involves the activation of the brown adipose tissue, resulting in non-shivering thermogenesis [13], [49], [50], other processes, for example a high level of active metabolic mass from the shivering mechanism, are likely to contribute.
For example, a high level of nascent transcription for a transcript found at relatively lower levels in the cytosol might be an indication of rapid cytosol turnover.
As an example, a high level of suspicion should lead to an examination of the eyes in order to detect end-stage renal disease (ERD) in renal and gastroenterological diseases.
For example, a high level of proof (or strength of evidence) such as beyond all reasonable doubt is used to achieve good science where A is seen to cause B only when the evidence is very strong.
For example, a high level of linalool, a monoterpene, has been observed in Nacional varieties [ 11] from Ecuador, characterised by a floral taste, and could be at the origin of this specific flavor which represents an important economic «niche» for the country.
This will be recorded as "worse" when the participant was discharged to a destination where more assistance would be provided, for example a high level residential care facility, or "same" when a participant was discharged to the same place of accommodation prior to the hospital admission.
For example, a high level of sialic acid is associated with the metastatic potential of gastric cancer cells [ 86], and inhibition of cancer cell growth and motility is analyzed using a lectin from the seeds of Maackia amurensis (MASL) that has affinity for sialic acid [ 87].
