The currently available information on DNA demethylation in zygotes and in PGCs still lacks a more specific analysis of 5hmC at the DNA sequence level, as can be accomplished, for example, by TAB-sequencing [ 45].
A priori, we made the decision to also complete a subgroup analysis on those patients who were admitted and managed by a single Intensivist for their entire ICU admission in order to provide a more specific analysis of the impact that each Intensivist group may have on patient outcomes.
Competing risks techniques allow for a more specific analysis in that they consider time until occurrence of the combined endpoint and endpoint type, e.g., progression in contrast to death without prior progression.
To validate these results, we undertook a more specific analysis and conducted in vivo experiments to assess the biological relevance of the five HU regulated clusters.
But the researchers also performed a more specific analysis, asking what would happen when multiple cores were trying to write data to the same location in memory and one of them kept getting there ahead of the others.
In addition, more specific analysis on each of the psychological capital dimensions (self-efficacy, hope, optimism, resilience) revealed that except resilience, none of them enhanced innovation in IT.
Of these, only 152 patients with both injuries diagnosed either through CT or x-rays were included in more specific analysis.
DU90% was introduced by Bergman et al. as a source for more specific analysis of quality in prescribing [ 24].
Identifying toxic fish and their origin would also be very useful in identifying ciguatoxic areas, allowing more specific analysis for what weather and climate parameters play a role in CFP.
