We previously identified the differential protein marker pattern that characterises SCC (Hellman et al, 2009; Lomnytska et al, 2010), and in current study, we analysed expression of proteins ANXA6, HSP27, PRDX2, NCF2, and TPM4 during SCC carcinogenesis.
The effects of RNIs on IRPs may therefore explain the iron-sequestration pattern that characterises macrophages under inflammatory conditions.
Further work is needed to establish whether the bout-and-pause pattern that characterises variable-interval performance is also a feature of progressive-ratio responding.
Our work examines a considerably larger collection – 800 books – over multiple genres, providing insights into lexical, syntactic, and discourse patterns that characterise the writing styles commonly shared among the successful literature".
Results show that the features extracted are sufficient to distinguish key patterns that characterise each stage of the manipulation tasks, ranging from simple object displacement, where the same grasp is employed during manipulation (homogeneous manipulation) to more complex interactions such as object reorientation, fine positioning, and sequential in-hand rotation (dexterous manipulation).
Due to the unusual nature of 'lactation' in the pigeon it would be interesting to investigate the early stages of the differentiation and development of the crop in preparation for 'milk' production to further ascertain gene expression patterns that characterise crop development and 'lactation' in the pigeon.
It is a pattern that has characterised creative industries throughout their short history as mass-entertainment media.
Sony Kapoor, of the Re-Define thinktank, said: "The sharply deteriorating economic forecasts underscore why despite the lull arising from a quietening of the acute phase of the crisis, EU policymakers must not be allowed to procrastinate and become complacent, a pattern that has characterised EU decision-making from the start of the crisis".
In Spain, there is a geographical gastric-cancer mortality distribution pattern that is characterised by its persistence in time and, in particular, by its similarity in both sexes.
People with Parkinson's disease (PD) walk with a gait pattern that is characterised by slowness (bradykinesia), muscle rigidity, and postural instability [ 1– 3].
However, McNaughton et al. showed that in the NSHD cohort a dietary pattern that was characterised by a high consumption of meat, potatoes and sweet foods was significantly positively associated with elevated HbA1c McNaughton et al. 2007).
