These results suggest that on average, the total number of TLR4 molecules in the maternal peripheral CD14+ monocyte pool of PTL subjects was more than 5 times higher than in control subjects, when considering that both the absolute number of monocytes as well as the surface expression density of TLR4 per monocyte was increased in the PTL subjects.
Ethnicity was not associated with risk for suicide attempt in our analysis including all subjects, nor when considering individuals with BD, nor in our separate analysis considering SCZ.
5mC showed considerable stability across the 19 subjects investigated when considering 5, 10, or 15 individuals, however we observed an abrupt decrease in the percentage of sites common to all 19 subjects (Additional file 3).
The higher risk of receiving a diagnosis of hyperglycaemia and hypertriglyceridaemia for SGA-treated patients compared to reference subjects decreased slightly when considering only the subgroup of patients without obesity or overweight and did not decrease for the subgroup of patients without a diagnosis of schizophrenia and treatment duration shorter than one year (data available on request).
Colonic transit is a subject of great relevance when considering in vivo/in vitro relationships for oral controlled release dosage forms.
For these reasons, processing time has been often subject to critics, especially when considering distributed deployments of operators [3].
On average across patients, laterally wedged insoles have been shown to reduce KAMs and reduce pain, while medially wedged insoles tend to increase KAMs; [ 4, 11] however, when considering subject specific reactions, 15-43% of patients, depending on the study, receiving either a medial or lateral wedge will experience KAM changes that are completely opposite to the group average result [ 12, 13].
When considering each subject individually, all subjects had a lower gain value for the CAS condition in comparison to the SO condition for disaccommodation.
Stoyva and Kamiya's proposal was based on earlier theoretical work in perception, which confronts a problem similar to our problem: when considering subjects' reports of perceptual experience, how can we be sure that these reports are accurate?
Maximum thresholds to detect at least 80% of all ischemic events in a particular segment were greater than the greatest physiological deviation (dashed lines in Figure 8) more often than not when considering subjects individually.
