In Switzerland, age is the predominant driver of solidarity transfers in risk adjustment (RA).
Although emerging literature has documented the strong association between hypoglycemia during acute and critical illness and an increased risk of mortality [9, 11 18], this is the first investigation that has focused explicitly on the association of hypoglycemia with ICU LOS, the predominant driver of resource utilization in this population.
For example, prolactin is the predominant driver of tumor development in F344 rats; however, whether this hormone is a causative agent in humans is not clear.
However, recent results suggest that the B cell-specific enzyme AID is supposed to be the predominant driver of clonal evolution in human ETV6-RUNX1 pB-ALL [ 5, 6] and B-cell lymphoma [ 7].
Although emerging literature has documented the strong association between hypoglycemia during acute and critical illness and an increased risk of mortality [ 9, 11- 18], this is the first investigation that has focused explicitly on the association of hypoglycemia with ICU LOS, the predominant driver of resource utilization in this population.
Significantly, in TamR cells, EGFR/MAPK signalling is a predominant driver of pERser118[ 36] and MAPK also has some capacity in maintaining pERser118 activity in MCF7-X cells [ 3].
Under contrasting natural conditions, environment seems a predominant driver on Varroa destructor infestation level in honey bee colonies.
The notion of geometric compatibility, as opposed to an increase in specific per-residue interactions as a predominant driver for high-affinity LapG binding, is supported by the overall low surface conservation of LapD orthologs.
Background: Throughout industrialized countries, tobacco consumption is seen as the predominant driver of both the trend and the extent of gender differences in life expectancy.
Science diplomacy is the identified predominant driver for deepening international R&D cooperation with the EECA region.
