Other objectives were to investigate the relative sensitivity of faecal and environmental samples, the role of vaccination and to collect additional epidemiological information such as serotypes and flock sizes [ 18].
Brevundimonas species are rarely isolated from clinical samples; the role of this species in human disease needs further research, but it has been associated with two cases of bloodstream infections [ 38].
Because folate is routinely measured in the ongoing NHANES cycles and speciated arsenic measurements have begun in the same samples, the role of one-carbon metabolism should certainly be considered in interpreting results for arsenic and other similarly metabolized chemicals for future editions of the CDC's National Report on Human Exposure to Environmental Chemicals CDCC 2001, 2003b).
In these studies, the material sample plays the role of a factor, and the sample analyzed is a biospecimen.
The paper outlines a promising path in that direction, leading to non-asymptotic and nonlocal homogenization models, and highlights aspects of homogenization that are often overlooked: the finite size of the sample and the role of interface boundaries.
Intriguingly, Hand1S109G mutation in the phosphorylation motif has been identified in human VSD heart sample pinpointing the role of phosphorylation regulation of Hand1 in heart development [47].
Differences between groups may become significant with a larger sample, and the role of the putamen deserves further study.
However, given that these phase II trials had small sample sizes, the role of panitumumab in biliary tract cancers remains to be defined.
Petrophysical studies of the core samples note the role of the matrix permeability, which controls the geothermal fluid circulation through these sandstones (Haffen et al. 2013).
Moreover, martensite is detected in all the impacted samples, and the role played by the projectile nose shape on the transformation is highlighted.
