The existence of that universal set has been confirmed using semi-automated procedures [ 18].
Summing up, over 50% of the Oct4-associated proteins (47 of 92) varying in abundance across our data set have been confirmed by independent means, suggesting that the data set we provide here is a bona fide set of Oct4 binding partners.
Statistical associations between HAGE+and high p16 (P=0.002), high Bax (P=0.0004), high EGFR (P=0.01) and the presence of basal-like characteristics (P=0.004) were observed in the test set but not in the training set, which has been confirmed when the two sets were pooled together.
The therapeutic relevance of EPO in the clinical setting of cardiovascular diseases has been confirmed by studies in which EPO treatment was started 3 or 6 weeks after induction of myocardial infarction, when heart failure was fully established in mice [31, 32].
The therapeutic relevance of EPO in the clinical setting of cardiovascular diseases has been confirmed by studies in which EPO treatment was started 3 or 6 weeks after induction of myocardial infarction, when heart failure was fully established in mice [ 31, 32].
As a second example, the deletion of the region 19q2 19q13.3 has not been found by other methods applied to the TCGA data set, even though it has been confirmed as a deletion event by previous studies.
Although the inter-rater reliability of MTPS using TP with a threshold cutoff set at ≥ mild pain response has been confirmed in several studies [21, 44, 45], the inter-rater reliability in this study using TP with the threshold set at ≥ moderate pain response was not verified.
Oxaliplatin in combination with a fluoropyrimidine has become one of the most common first line chemotherapy regimens used for mCRC and its efficacy has been confirmed in this setting (Giachetti et al, 2000; de Gramont et al, 2000; Cassidy et al, 2004; Colucci et al, 2005).
Only one, the new musical "Aladdin," has been confirmed for Broadway, set to open next spring at the New Amsterdam Theater after a tryout run in Toronto.
