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A number of technologies exist for examining an organism's gene expression (i.e. the transcriptome), which is the first step to a systems level understanding.

ILK has a possible upstream role in ERK1/2 activation [ 16, 22, 23, 48], but no rational mechanisms exist for examining this regulation [ 2, 3].

Available sequence data for P. malariae are very scanty, and currently no well-established loci exist for examining genetic diversity in this species, apart from the small subunit rRNA genes (11 ).

Several approaches exist for examining the effect of climate change on vectorborne diseases, based either on observed relationships between climate conditions and vector development in laboratory or field studies (biological or empiric models) or on correlations between the geographic distribution of disease or vectors and climate variables (statistical models).

Probabilistic methods exist for examining the types of selection, if any, on binding sites within closely related organisms - yeast species (20 million years of separation) and fly species (10 million years of separation) - however these methods require high quality alignments [ 32, 33] which are not easy to generate for the distantly related apicomplexans in our study.

Thus, a significant opportunity exists for examining the impact of selectively delivering a variety of metal ions and complexes to cells.

However, no evaluative framework exists for explicitly examining a network organized system of care in this context.

This same relationship exists for models examining the probability of meeting FV recommendations in which females (OR = 2.14, p < .05) and college educated (OR = 1.74, p < .05) participants have increased odds of meeting FV recommendations (see Table  4).

The results indicated that potential net environmental benefits exist for all impact categories examined if a mechanised plant were considered.

Highly significant negative correlations exist for the set of proteomes examined.

When the genetic etiology can be determined in a large cohort of patients, it will provide a better understanding of the genotype-phenotype correlations that exist for each of the genes examined, which could direct specific therapeutic interventions.