Of these, seven focus on normal aging (relevance score = 2), seven investigate the impact of aging on gene expression under caloric restriction (relevance score = 1) and nine consider aging in genetically modified organisms (relevance score = 1).
In the present study a modified torsional Kolsky bar is employed to investigate frictional slip resistance in rock-analog materials (i.e., quartz and soda lime glass) at normal stresses of relevance to earthquake physics (30 80 MPa) and co-seismic slip rates.
Because HbA1c below 6% is considered normal, the clinical relevance of the difference between an HbA1c level of 4.9% seen in adults and children, compared with 5.4% in our study population, is arguable.
Both normal and tumoral relevance networks with the top 100 most informative genes were constructed, considering a false discovery rate of 5%, being illustrated in Figures 4 and 5, respectively.
DNA damage resulting from inhibition of topoisomerase II is considered as the most relevant anticancer effect of the anthracycline derivative doxorubicin and might also be of relevance for normal tissue damage (i.e., of heart and liver) caused by anthracyclines.
Focuses on understanding molecular and cellular mechanisms of circuitry development, function and plasticity, and their relevance to normal and abnormal behaviors/psychiatric disorders.
Although significant progress has been made in elucidating the molecular events underlying these processes, their relevance to normal cell function remains largely unexplored.
However, routine MRI increases health-care costs significantly and may reveal mild variations from normal findings without clinical relevance, which can still lead to anxiety and influence decision-making.
Screening approaches in yeast and human near-haploid leukemic KBM7 cells have identified roles for genes and pathways involved in response to many toxicants but are limited by partial homology among yeast and human genes and limited relevance to normal diploid cells.
"The relevance to normal learning is that we do this all the time," Mayford writes in an e-mail.
