The result was a curated set of 43 mutations representing the most exhaustive to date status of identified and characterized TDP-43 gene mutations, further referred to as 'TDP-43 mutations core set'.
The present study has some limitations including the non screening of participants for endemic infections conferring high risk of CKD such as HIV infection, hepatitis B and C viral infection; and the non-exhaustive assessment of socioeconomic status which has been shown to be associated with CKD [ 9, 21].
This exhaustive review of the present status of PA in India and in some developing countries is expected to help to find out the adoption trend and direction of future research.
In this study we conducted an exhaustive analysis of RASSF1 methylation status in order to define its putative role as a possible tumor specific and transcription regulatory event occurring in PET.
While this article and last week's provide a primer on postdoc status, they are not exhaustive and cannot cover all of the ins and outs that may exist for postdocs at your institution.
We can consider that the ReTransQol is more sensitive than SF-36 for health status variables, but less exhaustive for socio-demographic factors.
This list is exhausting, but not exhaustive.
The implementation in Europe of this exhaustive surveillance plan meant that the BSE status of countries, an estimate of the extent of the epidemic and its evolution could be updated year by year.
However, a more exhaustive model evaluation among subsets of patients stratified by clinical covariates (nodal status, ER status) is an area of future research.
It goes without saying that there is an even higher authority for their actions – namely, UK Sport, the high‑performance agency whose rulebook states that athletes may be ineligible for funding if they are "derogatory about a person's disability, gender, pregnancy or maternity, race, sexuality, marital status, beliefs or age (this is not an exhaustive list)".
Article 14 ECHR is an example of an example of an anti-discrimination approach that is not dependent upon an exhaustive list of categories because of the phrase "or other status".
