In part, a key indication of agency is when one party provides services to the other for a fee which is the nearly universal arrangement in a management contract.
As shown in Figure 6B, transient transfection of miR-34 mimics resulted in significantly increased caspase-3 activation, a key indication of the cells undergoing apoptosis.
As shown in Figure 3C, transient transfection of miR-34 mimics resulted in significantly increased activation of caspase-3, a key indication of the cells undergoing apoptosis [25].
In the early mouse and chicken, heart morphology is a key indication of left right asymmetry.
Manley said a key indication of Trump's desire to usher in change through Cabinet agencies will be his next round of picks.
The type of response is a key indication of the action of the toxin.
A key indication of how Rousseff, an economist by training, plans to turn this around will be her choice of finance minister.
Also, if clinical similarity can be shown in a key indication, extrapolation of efficacy and safety data to other indication(s) of the reference product may be possible, if the relevant mode of action and/or the receptor(s) involved in the extrapolated indications are the same.
The eight arrests were all on suspicion of acts of preparation of a terrorist act, a key indication that police are investigating the possibility of a wider conspiracy.
A key indication for the use of radioisotopes for men with mCRPC has been pain palliation, although there is likely only a small benefit in complete reduction of pain over 1 6 months and no increase in analgesic use (Table 5).
A key indication that molecular gradients exist in tissues is the myriad convective transport phenomena known to be at play.
