Given the relative independence of rejection types, existing studies that focus on one single rejection type fail to detect many rejections.
In our previous work, the alternative method for age adjustment had been empirically illustrated for point estimates of relative survival for one single cancer site only (Brenner et al, 2004).
Two exceptions were a single positive result from a consecutive series of women diagnosed with breast cancer under age 50 and one patient who had only a single relative with breast cancer, but an unusual familial cluster of early onset prostate, stomach and laryngeal cancers.
Our hypothesis is that a 34,102 bp long fragment, TvLF, encompassing 27 consecutive bacteria-like genes and seven un-annotated ORFs is the result of a recent gene transfer event from one single bacterial donor, presumably a close relative to the firmicute P. harei.
It was not possible to define one single conformational family of Fab-like fragment relative to the Fc fragment.
Here both absolute and relative abnormalities are combined into one single sensitivity score per patient.
The power of the U.S. is shrinking in relative terms, but there is not one single nation state that could take up its place.
One single native ESI-MS spectrum reveals the masses and relative abundances of each co-occurring proteoform, providing a qualitative and semiquantitative fingerprint spectrum.
Relative oscillation theory rather than measuring the spectrum of one single problem measures the difference between the spectra of two different problems.
This study suggests that the relative balance between both cytokines may also be heterogeneous within one single disease.
