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In 58.3% of cases with PaO2 higher than the upper level of the commonly self-reported acceptable oxygenation (10 kPa or 75 mmHg), neither FiO2 nor PEEP levels had been lowered when the next ABG sample was taken.

No sequence space-based methods achieved the performance level of the commonly used methods such as SVM and PSSM (see Figure 9A).

To check if cyclin E overexpression reflects only increased proliferation, levels of the commonly used proliferation marker, Ki-67, were simultaneously assessed.

The present study first investigated the serum PAF-AH levels of the commonly used experimental rodent and rabbit species, particularly guinea pig [13], [31], [32] and golden hamster [33], the most common models for the leptospirosis studies and found that only Mongolian gerbil has its normal serum PAF-AH level similar to that of human (Figure 3A).

Notably expression levels of the commonly used reference gene, GAPDH, differed significantly between failed and non-failed myocardium (p = 0.015, Table 2).

Richards et al. (2001) reported that three of eight homes within 125 m of a treated rice field had detectable levels of the commonly used propanil, while none of the homes located further away did.

However, the transcription level of the most commonly used reference genes can vary considerably in samples obtained from different individuals, tissues, developmental stages and under variable physiological conditions, resulting in a misinterpretation of the performance of the target gene(s).

Nominal schematic-level sizing of the commonly used Miller, buffer, and folded-cascode amplifier circuits has been studied with our approach.

The expression levels of those commonly used housekeeping genes fluctuated dramatically (Table 2).

Moreover, for only one of 12 commonly used housekeeping genes (ACTB) the CV was beneath the 5% level, reflecting the highly variable levels of those commonly used housekeeping genes within our large dataset.

Severity classification of TBI patients relies on assessing the level of consciousness, commonly with the Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS), which is an insensitive measure.