Like real cells, AP models exhibit different behaviour in isolation, compared to a setting when they are coupled together in tissue, and many of the clinically used biomarkers can be observed only at the tissue level.
8 This finding was the first description of MRSA isolation in Cambodia, a setting where diagnostic laboratory facilities are limited.
Thus, an outline of recent trends in slice isolation and a set of challenges are presented.
Perkins is engaging in "proof-texting" a practice in which a quote from the Bible is lifted out of its context and used in isolation from its setting in the Bible to make a point that has nothing to do with its meaning in its original setting.
Inversely to study the realized inter-host fitness in isolation, δ was set to zero and the increment in the net population of the plasmid over time t was monitored at increasing inter-host fitness.
When investigating the impact of specific reaction mechanisms on AP-1 activity, a common approach is to employ local sensitivity analysis to consider the effects of perturbing one reaction in isolation while setting all other reaction mechanisms to their nominal values [ 31, 36, 37].
We hypothesized that in patients presenting with a chief compliant of shortness of breath, PCT can significantly enhance the clinician's ability to diagnose pneumonia, whether occurring in isolation, or in the setting of AHF or of AECOPD.
Leukaemic involvement of the breast may be seen either in isolation or in the setting of widespread disease, and may be seen in the setting of leukaemic relapse [14, 15, 16, 17].
Cells allow viewers to see modern art and installations from Uruguay and Latin America in isolation, but the prison setting isn't for everyone.
Namely, we saw that increasing the Red, Green, or Blue in isolation (with the others set to zero) results in obviously increasing the presence of the color, but lacks a noticeable change in brightness, even when the changing color has been adjusted to 255.
