For instance, the occurrence of hormones, particularly estrogens, has recently gained attention due to their toxicological significance and their influence on biological activities in aquatic organisms [2, 4].
For instance, the occurrence of segmental duplications in only one of the lineages contributes to an overestimation of conserved pairs.
We focused on episodes of LRI, which are more likely to result in contact with the health care system than, for instance, the occurrence of less serious illness, such as an upper respiratory infection.
For instance, the occurrence of carbonyls in GAPDH (glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase), ANT (adenine nucleotide translocator) and Bcl-2 has been shown to play a role in nitric oxide-induced apoptosis in insulin-producing RINm5F cells (Cahuana et al., 2004).
For instance, the occurrence of augmented protein modifications, e.g. oxidation, glycation, or carbonylation, with age may disturb several cellular processes, like energy metabolism and protein synthesis, folding and degradation pathways [ 170].
Then, the recall and the precision are computed as A low SN statistic indicates the lack of ability to discover planted multiple motifs and a low PPV statistic can be a signal for less identification accuracy, for instance the occurrence of over- or under-estimates of the planted motif regions.
For instance, the occurrence of CV events in patients with familial hypercholesterolemia has been highlighted, with a prevalence of premature CVD (before 55 years of age in men and before 65 years of age in women) of 10%, in contrast to less than 3% in relatives without familial hypercholesterolemia [ 6].
In this methodology, all instances of the occurrence of interest are coded, allowing analysis of the frequency of the occurrence as well as analysis of concepts emerging from the data (16).
A blow to the head can, for instance, explain the occurrence of a thought.
Sucha S. Gill, for instance, noted the occurrence of farmer-suicides in Punjab since the mid-1980s (Gill, 2005).
