CD4+CD25+ cells were studied, a category of Treg that appears functionally impaired in RA and whose efficiency might not be entirely restored by full dose anti-TNFα treatment [26].
We propose that this would be a more suitable classification for molecular studies because a category of presence or absence of macroscopic residual disease is likely to be less susceptible to errors in measurement.
We study a clearly defined category of excessive laboratory utilization for nine analytes where inappropriate diagnostic testing is defined in terms of the time interval between tests; that is, ordering a test too soon following the previous order of the same test.
Recently, such technologies have been applied to study a relatively uncommon category of cancer patients who are presenting with metastatic cancer without any obvious anatomically detectable primary tumor, the so called cancer of unknown primary or CUP [ 33].
Here we study a set of categories, which has to our knowledge not been analyzed before.
For infants included in the study, we added a category of unknown to indicate missing data.
In this study, we describe a category of patients (group 3, n = 15) who experienced prolonged ICU and hospital LOSs and had uncertain premortem diagnoses, and their autopsies were inconclusive, showing only non-specific, chronic inflammatory, and fibrotic changes in various organs, including the lung, kidney, and liver.
Federal officials report that over 8 years, they rejected two-thirds of proposals for some 90 studies that fall into a category of studies considered so risky to public health that they require special review.
For example, when we study a new exemplar of a category, it may remind us of a previous specific instance we have seen, prompt us to identify commonalities between the stored and triggering event, and change what we believe is central to category membership (Ross, Perkins, & Tenpenny, 1990).
In this study, we introduce and discuss a category of genetically optimized fuzzy neural networks.
In Anthony Gottlieb's not-boring review of Peter Toohey's study "Boredom" (May 29), he omits a category of ennui that is increasingly a feature of postmodern life: the boredom of greatness.
