More recently, respectable research has demonstrated that those who frequently experience positive emotions live longer and healthier lives.
Subsequent genetic analysis of tumours has demonstrated that LKB1 is frequently inactivated in human tumours of the cervix, ovaries, skin, pancreas and, recently, the kidneys (Sanchez-Cespedes, 2007).
Accumulating evidence has demonstrated that HE4 is frequently overexpressed in ovarian cancer, but some expression has also been found in lung [ 14], endometrial [ 26], and breast cancer [ 27] and, less often, gastric [ 28], pancreas [ 28], and transitional cell carcinomas [ 29].
Analysis by polymerase chain reaction (PCR) has demonstrated that the ulcers are frequently caused by herpes simplex type 2 (HSV-2), although HSV-1 is becoming increasingly important in many parts of the world.
This detailed quantitative analysis has demonstrated that NBF occurs more frequently in joints affected by other features of gout.
Increasing evidence has demonstrated that miR-375 is frequently downregulated in multiple types of cancer and acts as a tumor suppressor by repressing many critical oncogenes (Table 3).
The proliferation of large-scale regulatory sequence profiling methods such as ChIP-Seq has demonstrated that TF-DNA interactions frequently occur outside of conserved regions (Schmidt et al. 2010).
Instead, as this paper has demonstrated, non-EU migrant doctors frequently encounter similar problems within the Irish health system, similar to their emigrating Irish trained colleagues, allowing a cycle of brain gain, waste and drain to evolve (as depicted in Figures 2 and 3).
However, research in other settings has demonstrated that donated spectacles are frequently in less than optimal conditions and, even when they are physically intact, the chance of finding the right prescription for each patient is small and uptake is limited because they are cosmetically inappropriate [ 33].
Previous analysis of RGHs has demonstrated that plant disease resistance genes frequently occur in tightly linked clusters (reviewed in Michelmore and Meyers 1998).
