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A recent study highlighted the ability of TA to quantify this visually appreciable heterogeneity on CT, thereby distinguishing high-grade (more heterogeneous) from low-grade gliomas (less heterogeneous).

Compared with tumors formed by control cells, a significant and reproducible decrease in tumor size was noted in TIA1 (four out of six (67%)) and TIAR (four out of five (80%)) cells, although tumor size was more heterogeneous from TIA1-expressing cells.

It seems likely that the EGFRvIII-negative tumors represent a more heterogeneous group from the standpoint of molecular pathogenesis and thus benefit more from subclassification using phospho-ERK and phospho-AKT assessment.

The epithelial staining of SR-B1 and HMG-CoA reductase was more heterogeneous, ranging from weak to intense (Table 2).

The miR-122 backbone was selected for these experiments given that it has been demonstrated to yield homogenous guide strand sequences as opposed to the more heterogeneous products from miR-31 [32].

Future research should include larger, more heterogeneous samples from various community clinics.

Integrating more heterogeneous data from a significantly larger number of sources would require the creation of a large number of inference rules that relate CDEs.

Future research should employ a lager and more heterogeneous sample from both psychiatrist and community samples, than did the present study.

Finer-grained attention to the long-term course of the behaviour in the general population as observed in epidemiological studies provides a dramatically different and more heterogeneous picture from that attained in biologically orientated clinical research studies in treatment populations.

A possible explanation could be that the NORDIC-VII cohort consists of a more heterogeneous population from the Nordic countries compared to the KAM cohort, which consists of a homogenous Norwegian population.

In addition, a consensus procedure using a web-based survey method might have allowed even broader and more heterogeneous contributions from stakeholders in Eastern as well as Western countries.