Recent studies have revealed the existence of multimorbidity patterns clustering systematically associated distinct clinical entities.
The political economy project, however, suggests but has not yet systematically pursued, a distinct, social scientific approach to the concept of law.
The goal of this study was to systematically compare three distinct classes of antimicrobial peptides (AMPs) that include the clinically used antibiotic colistin, the natural AMP LL37, the engineered cationic-AMP WLBU2, and four commonly used antibiotics with different bactericidal mechanisms (tobramycin, ciprofloxacin, ceftazidime and vancomycin) for biofilm prevention properties.
The goal of serum antibody proteomics is to systematically identify the distinct antibodies present in a serum sample, as assayed through the use of shotgun proteomics mass spectrometry.
Infection by arthritogenic alphaviruses results in the production of a broad range of cytokines and chemokines, which were systematically detected through distinct experimental approaches (Table 2).
To our knowledge, even in cancer, where recurrent somatic mutations in hot spots are well known (e.g., mutation V600E in BRAF or mutations in codons 12 and 13 of KRAS in colorectal cancer) [Oliveira et al., 2007], a triple nucleotidic modification that would systematically affect three distinct and nonadjacent codons has never been described.
To date, there is no approach available that systematically explores whether and how distinct tasks probe the same neural system.
An example for data simulated both from a single or from two distinct sources is systematically displayed next to each other for a given set of original, noisy, or denoised data.
Since color experiences in principle could be systematically in error, this is distinct from the ontological question of which properties the colors are, though the same options suggest themselves.
