In the case of drugs from which a specific antigen response is expected as the mechanism of action, it is important to concurrently develop a method of measuring expression of the target antigen in the cancer tissue of individual subjects, etc. and consider the possibility of using this data in immune reaction monitoring and subject selection.
Concurrently, important powers for throne and aristocracy remained, as liberals either compromised their policies or went into sullen, usually ineffective, opposition.
Strengths of our study include long follow-up of children starting HAART with data on many concurrently important predictors of mortality (including viral load, CD4% and nutritional parameters).
The primary goal is to determine whether students' motivational experiences in SciLG activities are linked to important science outcomes, both concurrently and across school years.
Understanding the limited extent of the MMSE's agreement with neuropsychological test scores administered concurrently has important implications.
Two of the most important forces, probably acting concurrently or alternating, are incomplete lineage sorting of ancestral polymorphism and reticulation.
Furthermore, practice activity and referral patterns have not been monitored concurrently and important prognostic factors have not always been adequately controlled for when measuring patient outcomes.
Based on this background, it is rational to hypothesize that the copy number and polymorphisms of mtDNA may play important roles in carcinogenesis concurrently, and lead to different susceptibilities to breast cancer.
Our approach is shown to sensitively capture mutations that change pathway level mRNA expression, concurrently discovering important mutations previously reported in breast cancer such as TP53, PIK3CA, and RB1.
Executing multiple applications concurrently is an important way of utilizing the computational power provided by emerging chip multiprocessor (CMP) architectures.
