Definition of interventions, in general, was as explicit as possible and specified both immediate components of intervention delivery as well as the types of actions that would be undertaken in response to downstream consequences of the disease process or of the intervention itself.
"This is a new respiratory illness, undefined, and it has, under certain circumstances, a propensity to spread rapidly, and it had an immediate international component in terms of spread.
The ribosomal protein L10 has been shown to be a substrate of NIK1 that functions as the immediate downstream component of the NIK-mediated antiviral signaling [21], [22].
The immediate recall component of the adapted CERAD 10-word learning task tests new learning ability.
bZIP60 is an immediate downstream component of the IRE arm of the UPR, and its transcript has been shown to serve as an IRE substrate [ 4, 5, 25].
A more reliable overview of hand preferences may be given by spontaneous behavior because it reflects an immediate motor component, unlike data collected with questionnaires (e.g., Cavill and Bryden 2003), but such studies are time-consuming.
The model examining the immediate recall component of the Family Pictures subtest was found to significantly predict scores and accounted for 11.2% of variance, F 6, 108) = 2.265, p =.043, R =.112.
Because the plant UPR is transduced as a bipartite module that converges in an adaptive response, we have presented our data in the following groups to facilitate comprehension: UPR transducers/sensors, UPR immediate downstream components and UPR downstream components (Table 1).
Clinicians are often uncertain about correct dosing when switching patients from immediate- or extended-release MPH to a long-acting MPH formulation with an immediate-release component of <50% (Concerta® in particular).
