In the present study, axis-symmetric model is used in the PLAXIS 2D for investigating the effect of axial stiffness of geogrids in the pavement at different thickness of base layer.
In this study, axis-I diagnosis included major depressive episode, schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders, substance-related disorders, anxiety disorders, and adjustment disorders.
Thus, equal activities in both compartments would give a gradient of 0. A positive or negative difference represents the respective percentage of decreasing of increasing gradient along the studied axis.
The analysis of the second-line setting included two studies: AXIS (Rini et al, 2011) and INTORSECT (Hutson et al, 2013a) (Table 2).
In other studies, axis 1 is correlated with lymphocyte count and axis 5 with neutrophil count [ 17], and these relationships are confirmed for the subset of samples with cell counts in this study (Additional file 3).
In a study of axis I comorbidity in OCD, major depression (MDD) was identified as the most common comorbidity, with 39.5% of OCD patients presenting with MDD [ 12].
The correct diagnoses according to the DSM-IV Case Book [ 13] are used as the 'gold standard' in this study: Correct Axis 1 diagnosis for the easy case was: Brief Psychotic Disorder with Marked Stressors.
To date, only one study concerning axis I disorders exists, which compares ST with traditional CBT in veterans suffering from PTSD and demonstrates ST to be more effective [ 87].
Supplementary Fig. 7 Differential gene expression results (log2-fold change) between Ward's retinoblastoma clusters 1 and 2 for our study (x-axis) and McEvoy-study (y-axis).
Petersen et al. [ 11] used three long-axis views, whereas in our study short-axis views were used (except for segment 17).
