The subset is to a large extent comprised of genes of unknown or putative function although there is an interesting representation of genes encoding ribosomal proteins and redox-signalling proteins, including several members of the thioredoxin family.
The main disadvantages for clinical practice are its extent as it comprises 50 questions which are viewed by the patients as rather complicated and time consuming and because scores can only be calculated using a computer-based system.
The current geographic extent of the HDSS comprises one district hospital and 14 peripheral health facilities.
Therefore, the severity in our patients not only comprises the extent of lesions but also activity of lesions with progression and therefore, approaches the characteristics of the patients reported by Lecewicz-Torún et al. [ 10], who also reported a decrease of T-cells in peripheral blood in psoriasis (expressed as percentage of total PBMC).
The reasons for this discrepancy are unclear but may to some extent be related to variations in the type of bone comprising these two anatomic sites [ 17].
At its greatest extent, the kingdom comprised the modern-day counties of Norfolk, Suffolk and parts of eastern Cambridgeshire.
First, cattle herds are farmed especially for beef (and to a lesser extent for bullfighting), comprising breeds of animals difficult to deal with due to their strong character.
Giddens has been criticized for not clarifying to what extent "structures" are comprised of virtual as opposed to actual resources [ 36].
Current publicly available genetic and genomic tools for field pea and faba bean are limited in extent [ 20- 23], comprising 18,552 and 5,253 ESTs, respectively that are available in Genbank.
Angiographic patency was expressed in terms of TIMI flow grading system, ECG criteria comprised extent and rapidity of ST-segment resolution, and laboratory criteria involved early peaking of CK-MB within 12 hours from randomization.
