Our data focus on the fact that, among patients who suffer from chronic daily headache, there is a difference between patients with migraine symptoms and those with tension-type headache symptoms.
Of note, our data focus on HSCs that read out in a transplantation assay with direct relevance to the therapeutic potential of HSCs, but investigation of the control mechanisms underlying steady-state hematopoiesis is likely to require different experimental strategies (Busch et al., 2015).
As our data focuses more on low-skilled positions, we see a rather comparable picture of low rewarded exchange values and minimal valuations on human development and autonomy, especially in those sectors of the labour market where the potential of free movement is not fully endorsed.
In the second paper in this series [4] we attempted to fit standard nonlinear viscoelastic models to our data, focusing in particular on Fung's quasi-linear viscoelastic (QLV) theory [5], [6].
Although other reports claimed that exosomes harboring the nuclear factor BAT3 [52] (NKp30-interacting partner) or HSP70 derived-peptides [53], [54] could induce NK cell triggering, our data focusing on DC derived-exosomes in mice and humans demonstrate a critical role for IL-15Rα-and NKG2D for Dex-mediated NK cell proliferation and activation respectively.
Finally, our data focused on knee OA, so we cannot make any generalizations to other forms of OA based on our data.
Our data focused on the contribution of transcriptional regulation to tissue CD36 levels and as a result do not consider the impact of posttranscriptional regulation.
Our data focusing on infections associated with vascular lines do differ substantially from those published by other centers e.g. NeoKISS [ 18].
Our data focuses on emerging ethical issues rather than on the context of the consent process or on the quality of consent form information and its actual comprehension by participants.
However, we did not see decreases, most likely because the decreases noted by Dantes, et al., appear to be driven largely by decreases in healthcare-associated MRSA infections, likely due to hospital-based infection prevention efforts [ 20], whereas our data focused on SSTIs, which are typically community associated and thus less likely to be affected by hospital-based prevention efforts.
Expanding upon a previous study, which had investigated the learning of tool-use behavior by chimpanzees [Lonsdorf et al., 2009], our data focused on the specific elements of their tool-modification behaviors and suggest that the chimpanzees only modified their probe tools when it was functionally relevant to do so (i.e. when the artificial termite mound was baited with food).
