Outcome measures are quantitative and pertain to functioning in daily life.
(b) If a certificate is to include matter that pertains to functions vested by law in another Executive agency, the issuing agency shall first ascertain from the other Executive agency the decision regarding that matter.
With respect to mathematical skills, the most common differences pertain to the function ascribed to mathematics.
The only thing I didn't like about the phone is that the main menu is somewhat difficult to navigate through because you might not know what icons pertain to what function.
Other up-regulated genes pertained to gene functions such as ion binding and transport, membrane related functions, and protein binding and modification.
In some areas on the concept map (e.g. Operations and Management) evaluation metrics that pertain to well-established functions and processes, will likely include measures previously developed, utilized and refined within individual trials networks, and DAIDS.
While most reported gene fusions pertain to gain-of-function aberrations imparting neoplastic phenotypes, with high-throughput sequencing, fusions resulting in loss of function of tumor suppressors such as TP53 and PTEN have been identified as well [ 102].
This review highlights some recent advances in our knowledge of cell signaling as it pertains to neutrophil function, with specific emphasis on the role of the phosphatidylinositide 3-kinase in antimicrobial function.
Also critical is determining the function of bacterial-like genes encoded in the T. adhaerens genome, and whether these functions pertain to the placozoan itself or symbiosis with RETA (or both).
In this chapter, we consider the contribution of the ETSI NFV ISG group's work (with focus on the charter period ending in December 2014 which we will refer to as Phase 1 and an update on its later phase) as it pertains to Network Function Virtualization and the potential future of the ISG.
Low platelet count is a marker of portal hypertension but is not routinely included in the standard preoperative evaluation of patients with hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) because it pertains to liver function (Child/model for end-stage liver disease [MELD] score) and tumor burden (Milan criteria).
