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Symptoms usually appear suddenly and occur in a setting of extreme psychological stress.

Secondary forms occur in a setting of prior irradiation or other malignant transformation from benign bony disorders such as Paget's disease.

These data suggest that activated T cells can be redirected to respond to the analog with a suppressive cytokine profile and that this redirection can occur in a setting of active inflammation.

The solutions at the corners ((0,0)), ((0,3)) and ((3,0)) exist (for example, they are obtained respectively from (mathcal{I}), (S_{circlearrowleft}) and (S_{circlearrowright})); they do not appear in the plot as they are statistically not likely to occur in a set of random S matrices.

Tools for the use of AthaMap comprise: (i) a search function to determine which binding sites occur at defined genomic positions or in defined genes (6); (ii) a colocalization function to identify combinatorial binding sites (12); and (iii) a gene analysis function to determine which TFBS occur in a set of user-provided genes (13).

However, for the relatively variation-poor lineage α1-VI such unique peptide binding features are not predicted, and analysis of MHCI evolution in mammals has shown that quite different peptide binding pockets can occur in a set of relatively similar sequences [ 61, 62].

We present a case of chylous ascites occurring in a setting of small bowel obstruction due to Petersen's hernia, 3 years after successful distal gastrectomy for early gastric cancer, with no evidence of tumor recurrence.

ATC generally occurs in a setting of previous thyroid pathology (e.g., preexisting FTC or PTC).

Most infections with VISA (vancomycin-intermediate S. aureus) and VRSA (vancomycin-resistant S. aureus) have occurred in a setting of heavy prior use of glycopeptides and other antimicrobial agents.

Risk describes the amount of potential harm that can occur in a set period of time due to a specific event, or series of events and is the product of the probability that harm will occur and the magnitude of its severity [ 5– 7].

Not surprisingly, given that the discussion occurs in a set of questions on the Sophistical Refutations, Scotus applies this distinction within the context of the Aristotelian fallacy secundum quid et simpliciter.