In that case, they should be called per se consequences.
Single-cell expression analysis therefore reveals both qualitative (a shift towards more cells expressing) and quantitative (a shift towards higher per-cell expression levels) consequences of TALE-mediated activation of PU.1.
In " Oxidative stress in the pathogenesis of colorectal cancer: cause or consequence?" M. Per s ˇ e reviews the interplay between the several risk factors that have been implicated in colorectal cancer, a very common type of cancer in Western countries, which has a complex etiology.
For those who did not comply with a rigid performance matrix that tracked the number of enrollments per recruiter, the consequences were made clear.
Thus, exceedance of the 80 125 % margin cannot be directly interpreted as resulting in clinical consequences per se.
The projected cost consequences per 1% absolute reduction in risk of the individual outcomes are reported as intermediary results.
Therefore, the analyses will use a health care sector perspective, and will thus also show the expected costs and consequences per general practice.
Even though inversions do not seem to convey any specific functional consequences per se, they can serve as substrates for the occurrence of AZFc deletion/duplications (Fig. 2).
The American‐South Vietnamese drive will almost certainly provoke some reaction from Hanoi, and per haps from Peking, with consequences throughout Southeast Asia that cannot be predicted but which could be fateful.
Similar variations of algorithm detection sensitivity have already been noticed by van Dijk et al. [ 14] and Wesarg et al. [ 33] when changing the pulse rate (80 versus 250 pps) and by consequences the charges per second.
A key indicator to measure that information is the handover ratio (HOR), which reflects the average number of handovers per users, in consequence, the network signaling data.
