However, GSEA analysis on the transcriptome data revealed that CsA induced a higher number of processes indicative for cytotoxicity such as apoptosis, necrosis, or inflammation than CPZ.
In addition to DI other quantitative criteria indicative for malignancy, such as mitotic count and nuclear morphometric characteristics, were estimated in 24 benign and malignant tubulopapillary tumours, a category where the histological classification may be difficult.
The diagnosis of sepsis post transplant may be difficult, because immunosuppressive agents influence parameters, which are indicative for inflammation such as the levels of C-reactive protein (CRP) and the white blood count (WBC) and moreover, these parameters can be elevated during graft rejection [ 14].
However, behavioral parameters indicative for anxiety, such as locomotion in the open field, open arm exploration in the elevated zero maze and the duration in the light compartment of the light/dark box, were not affected in MRCaMKCre males and females (Berger et al. 2006).
Three families who bought homes between May and July of this year are indicative of such connections.
This is especially true for adaptive losses that occurred more than 250,000 years ago, since any genetic evidence of the selective sweep indicative of such an event has been erased.
A 5-4 decision tends to be indicative of such a case.
Although airway samples were positive for community-acquired methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus and cytomegalovirus, no characteristic histologic changes indicative of such infections were found in lung tissues.
Though helpful for indicative purposes, such aggregate statistics are still suspect because, as the SEC has pointed out, firms' pay ratios are not comparable due to the range of permissible calculation methodologies.
For indicative sentences, such contents are typically called Propositions.
