Results of analyzed muscle-specific genes suggested that the gene expression pattern corresponding to myogenic induction observed in adequately treated rat adipose tissue was time-dependent, making the length of time in culture in myogenic medium an important factor.
In our study also all the children in malnourished group were stunted and the cross sectional assessment of age related improvement has shown similar rate of improvement across 5 7 years to 8 10 years age groups as observed in adequately nourished children though the baseline performance was low in malnourished children.
In the case of pure tensile loads, it was observed that MC adequately predicts the experimental deformations, whereas EC2 estimates are more adequate for higher reinforcement ratios.
Ecological monitoring efforts need to be improved and better coordinated among Federal and State agencies to ensure that the impacts of climate change are adequately observed as well as to support ecological research, management, assessment, and policy.
The results are highly correlated with LDL cholesterol determinations by ultracentrifugation (r>0.95) and dextran sulfate precipitation (r>0.95), but an increased recovery of small, high density LDL particles is observed, which more adequately reflects the atherogenic risk of LDL.
The entire squamous mucosa was adequately observed in all examinations.
Confidentiality of HIV positive mothers and children has been adequately observed.
This definition was observed to be adequately sensitive (≥70%) and reliable (kappa ≥ 0.80) [ 13].
Because we wanted to study patients with adhesive capsulitis, we only included patients whose passive ROM could be adequately observed.
The fact that the average rate for wearing overshoes when entering into the intensive care units is 57% indicates that the guidelines are not adequately observed [ 12].
When expression data for each replicate were plotted against each other, RPKM values were observed to be adequately reproducible, though expectedly, the extent of reproducibility was slightly less in genes with low expression [ 17].
