Pertinence of this study is to address the role of SIRT3 in colon cancer and to explore its potential application in colon cancer treatment.
Thus, by the time that the OECD came to reassess the pertinence of the original Jobs Study recommendations in the mid-2000s, it had adopted a much richer view of activation encompassing the interactions between UI/UA systems, ALMPs and benefit conditionality.
We examined an independent cohort of ER-positive breast cancer patients from a different geographic location (Centre Léon Bérard, Lyon, France) to assess the pertinence of the biomarkers identified in the study.
Moreover, the present paper underlines the pertinence of studying entangled processes of identity work and sense-making in order to better understand how broader social forces or discourses (e.g., commercialization and risk) are experienced and translated by the self in the context of identity-threatening events.
The pertinence of the model is confirmed by the recent study of the superstable superoxide dismutase recombinant protein [ 23].
A secondary goal of this study was to evaluate the pertinence of the HCAP categorization in our hospital.
In conclusion, we found the number of older PLWHA increased over the period of the study, with sexual transmission being the main route, emphasizing the pertinence of sexual education and intervention.
A framework is presented for any application in support of chronic patients and evaluated by a case study to test the applicability and pertinence of the solution.
These works demonstrate the pertinence of the combination of local and macroscopic analyses for a proper study of such complex materials.
First, the number of patients included in this study could have been bigger in order to improve the statistical pertinence of the presented results.
