Text search and SPARQL-like (SPARQL Protocol and RDF Query Language) querying would then allow identification of relevant samples based on clinical information.
The selection of relevant samples morphologies can reveal many strategies on climate adaptation under local conditions.
To demonstrate the utility of this framework on more relevant samples, we image 20 micron polystyrene beads and an ex-vivo histological sample of a mouse bone joint.
In any case, the approach based on using clinically relevant samples from patients 'locked' into an ET state seemingly provides highly valuable data, especially regarding the description of molecular mechanisms (for example, in CF [ 7], ACS [ 8], and tumoral processes [ 33, 34]).
The diagnosis of leptospirosis in non-endemic countries will often rely on convalescence serology since relevant samples for diagnostic PCR are difficult to obtain.
A basic premise for any instrument measuring spinal motion is that reliable outcomes can be obtained on a relevant sample under standardized conditions.
10In order to investigate the robustness of the spatial model results, we also estimate the spatial model on the relevant sample which also includes unemployed immigrants whose ages are between 20 and 55 years old.
An estimate of the prevalence of hepatitis C in adults (aged 15 59), based on a model incorporating all relevant samples, was made for England in 2003 (HPA, 2006); this estimate had not been updated by the end of 2010.
If a secondary researcher decides to activate the management framework, they should contact the UK10K Management Committee or the Data Access Committee, who will then pass the findings on to the relevant Sample Custodian who can then pass it on to the treating clinician.
By defining UPS in this way, we had the largest, most homogeneous, and clinical relevant sample based on the internationally agreed DSM-IV criteria developed for research, clinical practice, and education.
