While part of the power of this approach stems from availability of the full interrupted time series, including the period after market withdrawal of rofecoxib, our findings highlight the importance of understanding, modeling, and surveying for baseline adverse outcomes to detect population-level aberrations from that baseline.
The mTOR protein serves as a regulator for cell growth and proliferation based on stimuli stemming from nutrient availability and energy processes within the cell [ 53].
This difficulty stemmed from the availability of other therapies approved by the US Food and Drug Administration, the availability of other investigational therapies, and patients' reluctance to give themselves intramuscular injections.
The current problem of low energy supplies in Eastern Africa does not stem from the availability of resources including natural gas but from the inability of governments, utilities and oil and gas companies to move forward with development plans.
It did not examine the reasons behind the gluten-free eating, but Kim said he believes the uptick may stem from wider availability and reduced prices of gluten-free products, the diet becoming "trendy" for health-conscious people and "self-diagnosed gluten-sensitivity" by those hoping to alleviate gastrointestinal symptoms.
The justification for choosing this time period stems from the availability of data.
Therefore, its popularity stems from plant availability, as well as its taste, which is highly appreciated.
Further improvements will definitely stem from the availability of large sets of residue-level annotations of IDRs and of their biological roles that can be automatically parsed.
The reported success in the attachment of enzymes onto solid supports stems from the availability of several enzyme/solid surface attachment chemistries.
Factors that contribute to the international variation in incidence rates largely stem from the availability of early-detection services as well as differences in reproductive and hormonal factors, namely, risk factors associated with the level and duration of exposure to estrogen (Trialists Collaborative Groupp (EBCTCG), 2005).
Increased expression of gene transcripts involved in electron transport chain-based ATP production were observed in the coral animal at both the 1.8 and the 7.2 mg/L RDX treatments likely representing a compensatory response to decreased cellular energy availability stemming from apparent decreased photosynthetic potential in zooxanthellae.
