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Studies suggest that leak volume, as obtained by the conventional method, may predict the occurrence of post-extubation stridor and might thus identify the subset of patients at risk of re-intubation due to upper airway obstruction [ 4, 5, 7].

Assessment of these proteins in amniotic fluid from women with spontaneous preterm labor sampled prior to delivery might thus help identify women and premature newborns who would benefit from specific perinatal and postnatal interventions.

We performed a genome-wide siRNA screen for enhancers and suppressors of a Kinesin-5 inhibitor in human cells to elucidate cellular responses, and thus identify factors that might predict drug sensitivity in cancers.

Further, each protein can be individually queried using PAGAL, and thus identify helices that might have a poor global rank, but still be critical in the particular proteins context.

A single outlier check might thus not clearly identify an outlier, but combining the results of the different outlier checks can indicate with more certainty that a species observation is outside its suspected range.

In the following chapter we compare sensing and regulating mechanisms of the two insect-associated organisms, P. luminescens and Y. enterocolitica, thus identifying strategies which might be important for insect colonization and pathogenicity.

Moreover, it suggests that Asc11 phosphorylation might promote stalled differentiation leading to NB, thus identifying a potential target for therapeutic purposes.

For patients who have no chance to undergo coronary angiography, sLOX-1 level measurement might thus help in identifying the presence of vulnerable atherosclerotic lesions.

The introduction of new model systems for the analysis of VPA effects might thus aid in identifying and characterising the molecular actions of VPA, with an ultimate goal of developing new more potent epilepsy treatments.

This finding thus identifies a possible regulatory sequence through which PARP3 might regulate transcription, possibly in association with REST.

Our findings, taken together with those of the literature, strongly suggest that the detection of CTCs represent an interesting marker characterising the biology of the disease, and thus, might identify subgroups of patients with different prognosis.