Data from this study could be taken as indicative for also using ERβ as a target in selected groups of breast cancer.
The availability of residual bone width less than 5 mm is also indicative for the use of NDIs.
However, the Cha-promoter has also been shown to be active in L2 neurons, indicative for additional use of Acetyl Choline [51].
Finally, a set of seven samples has magnesia contents in excess of 2% and potash ranging from 1.7% to 3.5%, which may be indicative for the use of plant ash.
The analysis was conducted by identifying each NR's nearest homolog to Arabidopsis, using BLASTx and identifying domains/families that are indicative for a given function using InterProScan.
We estimated notional costs of care, from Hospital Episode Statistics data, by applying the set of mandatory and indicative tariffs used in England for the reimbursement of inpatient and outpatient care (2008-09 payment by results tariffs).
Therefore, the newly discovered CYP3A4*22 or CYP3A combined genotypes are not indicative to be used for dose adjustments in clinical practice to further improve immunosuppressive therapy of cyclosporine, tacrolimus, or everolimus in the investigated patient population.
When leaving all other settings identical, the differences in gene and GO term lists are indicative for the effect of using suboptimal noise models.
The strong intra-cluster molecular function consistency lends itself to development of new UniRef features such as cluster-level GO annotations whereas the annotation inconsistencies observed in approximately 3% of the clusters is an indicative for a potential use of UniRef databases in detection of annotation errors.
(i) Grass species possess trait values associated with a more conservative use of resources and forb species show trait values indicative for a more exploitative use of resources, while differences between small- and tall-statured species in traits not directly related to height growth are small if grown as single plant individuals.
