10 11 The current study presents the largest analysis of patients in which the outcomes of NITDM compared with ITDM patients implanted with a drug-eluting stent have been studied.
While other studies have examined specific genes (e.g. [ 57- 59]), we present the largest analysis thus far of genome wide patterns of gene duplication across lineages of the African cichlid radiations.
The present systematic evaluation represents the largest analysis of cytoreductive surgical effort beyond the tertiary cytoreduction so far.
We present the largest global analysis of roughly 45% of known amphibians (2,583 species) to quantify the influences of life history, climate, human density and habitat loss on declines and extinction risk.
Here, we present the analysis of a large set of proteomic data aiming to examine at the proteome level the response of C. acetobutylicum to butanol and butyrate stress and a comparative analysis of these proteomic data against two sets of transcriptomic data, one based on microarray analysis [ 16] and the second on RNAseq [ 15].
Here we present the first rigorous analysis of the largest sample of cremated human skeletal remains (348 burial urns, N = 540 individuals) from the Carthaginian Tophet based on tooth formation, enamel histology, cranial and postcranial metrics, and the potential effects of heat-induced bone shrinkage.
It presents the first analysis of a large dataset of medical tourists in five Thai private hospitals, analyzing in depth the travel for medical treatment from one country – the UK - to comprehensively understand medical travel between two countries.
Unlike previously published studies that focused on highly selected patients in urological settings or in prostatitis centers, this study presents the analysis of a large group of patients treated for AP in eight different departments of two French university hospitals [ 9- 11].
It is at present the largest microarray-based analysis of chemical induced transcriptional response on a mammalian system being available in a public domain.
We present the results of our analysis of a large retrospective case series from 2005 to 2010 taken from the Trauma Audit and Research Network TARNN) database.
