While degranulation indices are general indicators of activation, they may have limited usefulness in evaluating specific pathophysiologic relationships.
20 21 Studies that have explored other physical and mental health outcomes generally use self-reported general indicators from health surveillance systems.
Interestingly, these correlations are completely absent in CRPC, giving further indication that these pathways have become dislocated with the general indicators associated with prostate cancer (i.e., PSA and Gleason score).
In addition to general indicators of life, some lipids from the acid stream samples were specific to certain types of organisms or biosynthetic pathways.
Of the various parameters that have been examined, the characteristic charge and characteristic frequency are proposed as useful general indicators of the nature of the corrosion process.
Flocks were assessed for pecking behaviour, range use and general indicators of welfare at 40 weeks in Year 1 without the resource package.
Although proline and glycine content are in general indicators for the entropic elasticity as expected, divergence from simple additivity is observed.
In this part of the work, data are collected for the 13 general indicators for 8 Arab countries and 10 benchmark countries.
We aimed to assess the extent of such potential effects of urban pollution on child brain maturation using general indicators of vehicle exhaust measured in the school environment and a comprehensive imaging evaluation.
The proposed index includes 18 different quantitative indicators; among them 13 are general indicators covering the political, economical situation of the country, and the energy sector, and 5 are technology specific that change from a renewable energy technology to another.
Less important in accounting for variation in state fracking policies are socioeconomic characteristics such as median educational attainment and per capita income and general indicators of a state's prior receptivity to the enactment of environmental programs.
