Specifically, important parameters, such as the maximum isentropic region width, material properties, profile of the pressure pulse, and the pressure pulse duration can be reasonably allocated or chosen.
In the past few years, new evidence has emerged that EGFR is specifically important for IBC, as EGFR is overexpressed and is a predictor of poor prognosis and worse overall survival and risk of recurrence in this aggressive form of breast cancer [ 9, 10].
Now, however, with increased competition from Apple's VIP service on the iPhone – VIP is a way to set certain senders as specifically important – they've added a few tricks to make things better.
COX-2 may be specifically important in esophageal carcinogenesis, as COX-2 expression is frequently upregulated in Barrett's esophagus, esophageal cancer and in animal models of reflux [ 19, 30, 31].
For instance, support for the intervention from insurance companies was rated as important for all three stages in the first round, whereas the results of the second round indicated that this factor was perceived as specifically important for the adoption stage.
Except for the DRY motif, which is now fairly recognized as being specifically important for G protein-coupling, the data on G protein-independent pathways or desensitization for the remaining mutants is scarce for other 7TMRs.
Maintaining muscle mass has in Henriksen et al. 2012 been pointed out as a specifically important aspect of a successful weight loss program [ 37].
This is specifically important for many possible applications such as surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS), enhanced detection of infrared (IR) vibrations, solar cells, and enhanced fluorescence [26 29].
In CAD domain, the PGR task is specifically important.
