That would imply combined yearly operating expenses of at least $60 million, a substantial increase from the Whitney's expenses of $36 million in the 2008 fiscal year.
It is typically a multigenetic brain disorder, implying combined changes of expression of several hundred genes.
Emerging evidence suggests that drug-induced neuroplasticity depends on epigenetic changes in gene expression and post-transcriptional regulation [ 2, 3], because addiction is typically a multigenetic brain disorder, implying combined changes of expression of several hundreds of genes.
Combinations of such non-identifiable parameters, such as K d and h for a regulation reaction, were the quantities important to be able to correctly predict perturbed values for p3, p5 and p8; thus, parameters far from the gold standard would still lead to good predictions of protein perturbation, as long as the implied combined quantities were close to the model solution.
Advantage of fluorescence microscopy implies that combining the two techniques can increase the versatility of each modality since each can provide supplementary information, as has been previously demonstrated [ 7].
When 'thermal capacity' is quoted next to 'installed electrical capacity', this implies a combined heat and power project.
This study implies that combined gene silencing and chemotherapy is a promising strategy to overcoming a significant challenge in cancer therapy.
The result of this study implies that combined with sedimentological information more chemical criterion is necessary to study tephrochronology and regional correlation and to understand paleoenvironmental changes using tephra.
By 2080, this implies that combined federal Medicare and Medicaid expenditures would exceed 20% of GDP - roughly 100% of the federal budget.
In three out of four studies PMWS was observed and diagnosed as proposed by Sorden (2000) [ 17] which implies the combined presence of the clinical symptoms and histopathological lesions associated with PMWS and the detection of PCV2 in these lesions.
