Tuberculosis and rickets are the strongest markers of both Victorian disease and public health never events.
Meanwhile, the unique grave markers of both the land- and the sea-based groups typically featured images of sea cows, crocodiles, and birds, as well as humans, carved variously from wood and limestone.
Although alternative activation of macrophages is common in intestinal helminth infections35,36, E. caproni primary infection caused overexpression of markers of both classical (IL-12 and iNOS) and alternative (ArgI and Ym-I) activation pathways.
Background and methods: In cystic fibrosis, growth and lung function have been identified as prognostic markers of both severity of pulmonary disease and survival.
We subsequently measured markers of both cellular and humoral immune responses, and found that these chemokines qualitatively influenced the outcome of immune responses to both antigens, essentially according to their predicted association to Th profiles.
Markers of both plant and animal resins were absent.
Hence, PS markers have been proposed as markers of both reversibly and irreversibly damaged cells.
The total CeVD scale, comprising markers of both small- and large-vessel diseases, was derived according to previously described criteria.
Chloroquine treatment enhanced markers of both macroautophagy and apoptosis in MEFs but ultimately impaired lysosomal protein degradation.
There are, for example, intersexed people, born with the biological markers of both female and male.
Oval cells express cellular markers of both hepatocytes and bile duct, and have the potential to differentiate into both lineages.
