Thus, pyrazinamide has been excluded from commercial MIC plates and ongoing research will be required to determine if mutation in any specific region of the pncA gene will be associated with a more substantial quantitative change in susceptibility than other regions of the gene.
Nevertheless, by implication from PCR analyses together with flow cytometric data, S. pneumoniae-induced inflammation clearly induces substantial quantitative increases in multiple γδ T cell subsets.
However, despite the substantial quantitative differences in the data sets, the presented data is a conservative prediction in the sense that we have, inherently to the approach, rather under- than overestimated the spatial distribution of the respective clades.
For example, substantial quantitative differences in various flavonoids were reported for seeds of different Arabidopsis thaliana accessions, indicating that even minor changes in genetic background can influence polyphenol content [ 47].
It is interesting that two of these (glucose and weight) were also two independent end-points that demonstrated the most substantial quantitative improvement in the SEISMIC study (i.e. weight and glucose).
Although regression formula (1), which presumes an amount of moisture on the tongue surface based on the degree of gloss measured in an image, can have substantial quantitative error, determining the strict moisture weight of the tongue surface is not required in Eastern medicine.
Courtship, and some of its components, have been shown to possess substantial quantitative genetic variation in D. melanogaster [39], [40], indicating that they have evolutionary potential.
Nevertheless, pollen allergens also contain species-specific T or B cell epitopes, and substantial quantitative differences exist in allergen (e.g. group 1 and 5) composition between pollens from distinct grass species.
The courses are particularly well suited for students interested in pursuing a career in consulting, operations management, or any career that requires substantial quantitative skills.
The 'Si' is a substantial quantitative index for studying the significance of drainage in the development of landforms and valuable for Geomorphologists, Hydrologists, and Geologists.
