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First, because a large fraction of colorectal cancer specimens and cell lines display mutations of the PIK3CA gene (which codes for p110alpha, a catalytic subunit of PI3K) and second, because colorectal cancer specimens show increased PIP3 levels compared to control tissues, both suggesting a pivotal role for phosphoinositide signaling in colorectal cancer [ 13, 14].
On the other hand, precast specimens showed increased relative energy dissipation ratios with the increase of embedment length of beam top reinforcing bars.
In our model, unicortical locked plating of the osteotomized specimens showed increased stiffness during four-point bending.
49 Immuno-histochemical staining of skin biopsy specimens showed increased staining for IFN-α in anti-TNF-α-induced psoriasis compared with patients with non-drug induced psoriasis.
CA19-9 immunohistochemistry performed on a subset of liver resection and explant specimens showed increased CA19-9 immunoftaining of nonon-tumoriver parenchyma in patients with elevated serum CA19-9.
TLE specimens showed increased mGluR5 expression, which was most pronounced in the EC, subiculum, CA2, and dentate gyrus outer molecular layer.
The notched specimens showed increasing fracture strengths in terms of the net section stress with increasing notch depth.
As the elapsed time of steam curing increased, the resulting specimens showed increasing compressive strength, and increased bond strength and initial stiffness were observed in the bond stress slip relationships.
30 s plasma treated specimens showed increase in tensile strength, flexural strength and interlaminar shear strength as 31%, 13.5% and 33%, respectively.
The sulphates migration effect was confirmed and further investigated through the FTIR-ATR spectra on the inked surface of parchment specimens, which show increased presence of calcium sulphate in ink-free areas with ageing times.
In addition, acute/recurrent human pancreatitis specimens also show increased expression of TLR-4, presumably independently of LPS signaling.
