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Global marker genes expression and miRNAs profiling analysis provided insights into the regulation network of the topography induced MSCs' cell responses including adhesion, proliferation, differentiation and apoptosis.

Was it the 19th century when our population passed a billion and we began burning fossil fuels that has made carbon itself a global marker?

ICG clearance is frequently used as global marker of hepatic function as it illustrates hepatic purification and also hepatic blood flow [11].

Monocytic HLA-DR expression (mHLA-DR, given in bound antibodies per cell) may serve as a global marker of IAI Fig. 2 Inter-individual injury-associated response patterns in critically ill patients.

Because alveolar hyperventilation would decrease both arterial and venous PCO2 without eliminating the increased venous-to-arterial PCO2 gap, it is recommended to assess ∆PCO2 rather than only monitor PvCO2 as a global marker of tissue perfusion [25].

Thus intra-cellular lactate concentration in T lymphocytes may reflect their metabolic adaptation to septic shock, whereas serum lactate level is a global marker of severity, tissue injury, and organ dysfunctions.

The same factors, exacerbated by China dumping cheap steel on global markers, have cost thousands of jobs across the UK steel sector in recent months.

Thanks to the worldwide explosion of smartphones, vast global markers now exist for cheap component parts, including displays, processors, cameras and sensors.

We evaluated global markers of coagulation activation, ProCGlobal (Siemens Healthcare Diagnostics, Eschborn, Germany) and endogenous thrombin potential (ETP), in pregnant women with and without low-molecular-weight (LMW) heparin prophylaxis.

Fractal dimension (Df) and clot formation time (TGP) are global markers of haemostasis that have been validated in healthy and anticoagulated blood.

EGDT interventions seek the normalization of global markers of hypoperfusion, such as lactate and venous oxygen saturations (central or mixed).