Our integrated report thus provides an algorithm to logically assess prospective gene targets that are epigenetically regulated and those that are altered by copy number (but are not epigenetically modified) thus allowing us to refine the epigenetic signatures of breast cancer.
The trends in these variables and in intermediate variables concerned with their mechanisms of action were then compared to the trends in MMR in order to qualitatively and logically assess whether they might have contributed to changes in MMR in Malawi.
The proposed model was shown to be appropriate and proceed logically in assessing the pathogenicity of MMR variations.
Organisational learning is an ongoing process with lifelong learning, when assessed and strategies incorporated, logically will lead to better quality of care.
Recent systematic reviews also failed to report the superiority of SLBs over CBs when tooth movement rate was assessed [ 1, 2], challenging what logically would make sense.
Demographic and clinical variables were chosen that are commonly assessed in survivors of stroke in clinical and/or research settings and could be logically thought to have a potential influence on the amount of paretic arm use.
Nevertheless, although further studies on PBMCs subsets are logically needed, it is notable that presented changes are associated with a decrease in disease activity assessed by the occurrence of relapses during pregnancy.
Although blood and urine samples are also used for other tests, it was logically assumed that these tests may not have changed in the way how a woman felt to be assessed during the first visit.
We assessed the performance of the 10 talukas of Tumkur district from 2009 to 2012, focusing on performance aspects that could be logically connected to the capacity building intervention (using the programme theory of the intervention as a guide).
As well as being logically inconsistent, the magnitude of error is potentially large, judging by the discrepancies in CDF between the normal approximation and the exact distributions, whether assessed by the Berry-Esséen theorem or directly from distribution functions.
The book's premise is that poker players live in a world in which "risk is made explicit" and are therefore trained to assess incoming information logically and judiciously in a way that other people are not.
