The method has been applied to the data in RTCGD and, as well as finding previously characterised interactions, such as Meis1 and Hoxa9/Hoxa7, it also finds novel interactions, such as Rasgrp1 and Cebpb, which are both known to play a role in Ras-induced oncogenesis [229].
The case findings characterise pattern performance when identifying business assets, risks, and countermeasures.
Together, our findings characterise the interaction within the neural architecture of semantic cognition – the control system dynamically heightens its connectivity with relevant components of the representation system, in response to different semantic contents and difficulty levels.
In summary, our findings characterise an environment of inadequate prehospital care for injured patients, with long delays to definitive care.
Our findings characterise the immune response in cholangiocarcinogenesis and identify inflammatory cell types that influence the outcome of BTC patients.
Qualitative data were coded and analysed using state-of-the-art procedures to identify thematic findings characterising the strategic outcomes valued by hospital executives [ 23].
Thirty-seven out if the 126 PET-positive findings were characterised as "tumour mass", 57 as "lymph node" and 17 as "lesion" (overall 111 PET-positive findings evaluated, not all PET-positive findings visible on PET/CT and/or PET/MRI, see above).
High-resolution CT (HRCT) findings are characterised by centrilobular fluffy ground-glass nodular opacities that contain foci of calcification (Fig. 2).
The MR findings are characterised by LV myocardial oedema with a diffuse and transmural distribution better visualised on the STIR T2-weighted sequences as high signal intensity (Figs. 6, 7) that matches with wall-motion abnormalities seen on cine-MRI.
Operative findings are characterised by a lack of resistance to blunt dissection of the normally adherent fascia and the presence of necrotic fascia with purulent malodorous discharge.
