Because studies on social pressure have mostly derived from eating disorder and body image research, they have often concentrated on girls, for whom they reported a higher amount of appearance-related influences from friends [e.g. [ 16, 18], more fear of exclusion by peers because of one's appearance [ 19] and a greater importance of school and class norms[ 20].
The temporal dynamics of the cascade of events following RA-RARα-mediated chromatin activation has been mostly derived from studies on the prototypic direct RARα-target gene RARβ2.
This evidence has been mostly derived from retrospective analyses investigating ER, PgR and HER2 status in heterogeneous sites of relapse [ 1].
These results have mostly been derived from non-head-injured patients.
Data on the reliability and validity of such ratings have mostly been derived from studies unrelated to medical education.
These data have mostly been derived from descriptive studies, and there has not been a report of a clinical trial on the nutrigenetic association of VDR Fok-I variants with response to vitamin D intake in diabetes to date.
Retrospective studies have demonstrated a potential survival benefit from transfusion strategies using an early and more balanced ratio between FFP and pRBC transfusions in patients with ATC requiring massive transfusion but results have mostly been derived from non-head injured patients.
In addition, it is necessary to point out that the understanding of pituitary development and the regulatory programs that control hormone expression have been mostly derived from animal experiments, in particular mice and chickens.
Alcock et al. presented an opposed view (the "insider's" view), implying that mitochondrial and plastid protein translocation machineries would have been mostly derived from existing endosymbiont bacterial transporters.
Traditionally, cohort-based analysis, which includes the conventional life table (actuarial) method or the Kaplan Meier method (Cutler and Ederer, 1958; Kaplan and Meier, 1958) has mostly been used to derive survival estimates.
