"As early as the Renaissance," Dr. Buell wrote in response to a question sent by e-mail, "one finds the term used more or less synonymously with student of the biological world (though 'biology' does not enter the language until later), and by the 19th century this has become the predominant implication".
However, the prognostic implication of predominant histologic subtypes in lymph nodes metastases is unclear so far.
Next, we analyzed the prognostic implication of these predominant histologic subtypes on recurrence-free survival and overall survival.
From these colonies, 38 different proteins were highlighted, and among these the predominant category corresponds to proteins involved in RNA metabolism, which strongly suggests a post-transcriptional implication of IE4 in gene regulation.
The predominant role given to patients in the early development stages, the literature review and the implication of various experts ensure good content, construct and face validity.
To our knowledge, there has been only one previous study of prognostic implications of predominant histologic subtype in metastatic lymph nodes.
There were similar results at 14 days of ISO treatment, suggesting dominance of GSK-3β inhibition over GSK-3α during ISO stress signalling and, thus, by implication the predominant mechanism of protection in the double-KI mouse.
Additionally, we analyzed prognostic implications of these predominant histologic subtypes.
What are the predominant costs and locations of taxi trips, and what are the planning implications of these findings?
Implications of a reserve currency basket with gold as a predominant player include restrictions on our monetary policy proportional to the increasingly key role of gold.
