Sentence examples for network pathology from inspiring English sources
Nonfasting, peripheral venous blood was analyzed for 25 hydroxycholecalciferol and albumin at Network Pathology, Austin Health, Melbourne, as described previously.
The levels were assayed by Network Pathology (Melbourne, Australia), using the Chromogranin A ELISA kit (DakoCytomation, Sydney, Australia).
The tadpole can be easily employed for studying associated network pathology via single-gene manipulation in the developing embryo.
Second, subtle differences in gamma could be a sensitive index of network pathology at stages before deficits in rate coded computation are apparent.
Clinical interest in the evaluation of slow wave activity has recently been renewed by strong evidence linking ICC network pathology with motility disorders including gastroparesis [ 4].
Deranged body schema processing is a candidate pathophysiological mechanism linking network pathology with clinical features in C9orf72 mutations (Downey et al., 2014), and disturbed pain processing due to thalamic dysfunction might be a critical signal of this more general impairment in representing bodily integrity.
Despite these studies, our insights into the differential impairment of motor control mechanisms and the underlying network pathologies remain incomplete.
Follow-up for cancer incidence was done by annual record linkage to the Netherlands Cancer Registry and the nationwide network and pathology registry [ 21].
These courses allow not only basic training and knowledge transfer but also access to the pathologists providing the training and their (often global) network of pathology contacts.
We still have a very limited understanding of how the rather substantial unstructured portion of the proteome, which is often linked to disease development, i.e. not a 'dirty dozen' but the 'dirty thousand', contribute to the organisation and function of cell signalling networks and pathologies [ 7- 10].
It is well known that a central network in the pathology of psychiatric disorders is represented by glutamatergic signalling, through N-methyl-D-aspartic acid (NMDA) receptor [ 5].
