While SCC is a reflection of the overall active transports taking place in the intestinal epithelium, TEP reflects the active transport functions as well as the intestinal barriers ability to maintain an electrochemical gradient across the epithelium.
This means that a 100-million-strong active user base for those two combined is probably a pretty good reflection of the total active user base of Android itself, give or take a few million users.
The participants were recruited with the aim of attaining a reasonable reflection of the adult active commuters in the inner urban and suburban areas of Greater Stockholm, Sweden, during the recruitment period.
Earlier pharmacokinetic findings showed that total drug levels (i.e., the total of lactone and carboxylate forms) of CPT-11 and SN-38 provided a consistent and accurate reflection of the pharmacologically active lactone concentration of both compounds with little variability (Sasaki et al, 1995).
All of which is sound advice, if awkward for men who live in countries, such as Britain, where there is still little real choice about where they can receive treatment.Dr Scardino's advice may seem to risk undermining the relationship between a patient and his doctor, but it is no more than a reflection of the pro-active attitude to health that prevails in America.
The predictive power of TGFβ response signatures in normal epithelial cells may therefore be the reflection of the amount of active TGFB present in the microenvironment that, at least in part may be produced by normal epithelial cells adjacent to the tumour.
Therefore, the relative affinities of inhibitors for SFKs with different regulatory domain interactions is a reflection of the importance of active site features and inhibitor substituents toward specific ATP-binding site interactions.
Overall, the pattern of expressed genes in KS shows a reflection of an active process in the skin, including transcripts from matrix remodelling genes (matrix proteases and collagens), angiogenesis-associated genes, and immune response genes.
When looking at arthroscopic biopsies, the composition of the cellular infiltrate is heterogeneous [ 41, 42], and the most consistent reflection of active disease is the presence of high numbers of macrophages in the synovium [ 43, 44].
Rather than offering a sublime excess of content as the proliferating reflection of an active mind, they offer pieces of a puzzle.
