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The purpose of this study is to investigate the correlation of ASL with FDG PET under simultaneous acquisition on PET-MR and to explore this correlation as a possible biomarker for AD.
Significance: There is a need to further explore this correlation and determine its nature, although it could be the result of common pathogenic factors, a causal relation cannot be excluded.
To explore this correlation, we performed a comparative analysis of plasma IL-34 levels in RA patients (n = 10) using ELISAs.
Prospective study within the context of an adjuvant chemotherapy trial is underway to investigate and explore this correlation in clinical trial setting.
The better to explore this correlation, the patient population was divided into deciles of distribution, and for each decile, the mean value of peak lactates (± standard error of the mean) was calculated.
To further explore this correlation, we compared the TNFα secretion profile of the AA-resistant Wistar Kyoto (WKY) rats with that of LEW rats, determined the effect of exogenous TNFα on the course of AA in LEW rats, and examined various mechanisms involved in TNFα-induced disease modulation.
We further explored this correlation by generating Kaplan-Meier survival curves for total CSF cystatin C measurements.
This is in acoordance with our opposing results regarding structural and functional connectivity as well as previous studies exploring this correlation [40], [41].
We report here the inverse correlation of NKG2A expression with KIR expression and explore whether this correlation bestows functional competence on NK cells.
To explore the correlation between this signature and the features of CGIs, we applied NMF to specifically examine X(C → T G mutations that were located inside and outside of CGIs, respectively, in the seven cancers in which the signature was detected.
In order to explore this we examined the correlations between change in BDI-II score and change in goal specificity, both for the sample as a whole, and for each arm of the trial separately.
