While the focus of the investigation is not yet clear, securities lawyers speculate that investigators will potentially examine whether the steep fees were kickbacks to Olympus officials involved in the deal.
In the JPMorgan matter, the C.F.T.C. will potentially examine, among other things, whether the bank's trading affected the market for credit derivatives -- which lie at the heart of the bank's trading debacle.
Our results show patients with an intermediate NPI had a significantly worse disease-specific survival if their tumours had low expression of calpain-9, which could be potentially examined in these patients to aid decision making on systemic treatment.
So, there is no reason to stop at the gene-to-disease comparison: one could potentially examine associations between concepts of the same type (for example, genes with genes), or between other concepts (for example, protein sequence features and functions).
As several causative factors potentially exist, examining one association in isolation may be misleading as more than one risk factor may need to be present for the development of persistent pulmonary hypertension of the newborn.
By comprehensive study of nucleotide sequence, structure, regulation, and biological functions within the community, the roles played by microbial communities can potentially be examined.
However, all 3 skills are clinical skills that could potentially be examined in the end of year barrier OSCE assessment, as they are part of the core curriculum.
The role of PPARG in regulating genes involved in nematode susceptibility could potentially be examined by treating animals with PPARG agonists in order to modulate PPARG activation.
These results suggest that the surface ERT monitoring approach is potentially useful for examining subsurface plume responses to recharge over field-relevant scales.
Building on the conditional region-level concordance measures, we have developed a graph-based method for examining potentially "higher-order" spatial relationships between pairs of parcellations (Figure 6 and Text S1).
