Here we present the most relevant studies, however a more comprehensive analysis of related work can be found in our recent survey study [4].
In some cases first-principled approaches can be pursued [51], being the radiation model [6] the most relevant example; however, its generalizability across spatial scales, and beyond the original commuting paradigm, has been questioned [22, 52].
Most relevant here, however, is that our DA agonist treatments produced physiologically relevant changes in circulating hormone levels, so we proceeded to analyse transcriptomic and proteomic responses in the hypothalamus, the central integrator of external and endogenous signals.
The most relevant approaches, however, allowed only poorly to reproduce experimentally observed interindividual variability.
The most relevant research, however, is likely to be in potentially identifying factors or methods that accurately predict outcomes on excision histology for the spectrum of B3 lesions.
Since it represents the largest and clinically most relevant subtype, however, the clinical significance of our data is not diminished and inclusion of clear-cell RCC only added to the homogeneity of the data.
However, ~50% displayed discordant or differential intensities, therefore this group of SAS pairs may be the most functionally relevant, however, this will require more experimental testing.
This would suggest that many of the cell line SAS pairs are lost in the clinical samples probably due to the homogeneity of the cell line model and that those are occurring in the clinical samples may be the most biologically relevant, however, further analysis of these SAS pairs would be required.
Lymph node invasion is the most relevant prognostic factor; however little is known on the molecular events associated with lymph node metastasis process.
