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End-group characterisation of three functionalised poly methyl methacrylate) (PMMA) samples was performed by means of matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionisation-mass spectrometry (MALDI-MS).

The work described represents the first EAE study carried out by this group and the first characterisation of ER stress signalling in a rat EAE model.

We also propose a formal characterisation of groups, introducing atomic operations on which complex functionalities are based.

In addition, the different dietary intake between the groups was verified through characterisation of the serum fatty acid profile.

The relationships between the genetic groups according to morphological characterisation were assessed using a non-parametric correlation analysis (Spearman's rho) (Additional file 7).

Phenotypic characterisation of groups with surfactant synthetic dysfunction may help to target those patients most likely to benefit from exogenous surfactant replacement.

The NACA score is mainly used for characterisation of groups of patients and for rapid descriptions of the severity of individual patients, but it has never been intended for prognostication or triage for individual patients.

The limited availability of the saxiphillin receptor to only a few research groups has inhibited the characterisation of this binder in the role of PSP toxin detection by SPR.

Of the two studies involving predominantly vanB genotype [ 30, 31], only one [ 31] was a case-case-control study which used the same control patients for both case groups, thereby enabling meaningful characterisation of the distinct features of bacteraemia specific to the resistant and susceptible enterococci [ 33].

The two groups merging to form Everytown – Mayors Against Illegal Guns and Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America – already have 34,000 smaller donors, insisted Feinblatt, who rejects the top-down characterisation of the group by its opponents.

Our group is interested in the characterisation of H. pylori signalling in innate immune responses.