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Usual care in this setting involves initial weighing to calculate BMI [ 30].
Hence, the task in this setting involves both 'identifying' and 'classifying' temporal relations.
As high proportions of patient contacts occur in primary care, e.g. 90% within the NHS [ 11], general practice offers the potential of access to large numbers of participants for research studies, but recruitment in this setting involves a particular succession of challenges.
This set involves imposing at the inlet plane an appropriate spectrum E(k) for the turbulence kinetic energy (TKE) and a condition for insuring that the statistical correlation 〈u1′u3′〉 between the streamwise and vertical velocity fluctuations retain a non-vanishing magnitude.
Perhaps this set involves a conspirator.
This set involves not only global transcriptional regulators such as Ume6p, but also specific regulators, especially related to cell cycle and DNA repair.
The top GO categories overrepresented in this set involved photosynthesis and phenylpropanoid metabolism, both associated with the berry skin (Additional file 6).
With the exception of early-stage rectal cancer, the primary mode of therapy for this disease in the curative setting involves preoperative chemoradiotherapy followed by a total mesorectal excision.
This modal setting involving multiple probabilities has generally been given a (1) stochastic interpretation, concerning different probabilities over the next states a system might transition into (Larsen and Skou 1991), and (2) a subjective interpretation, concerning different probabilities that different agents may have about a situation or each other's probabilities (Fagin and Halpern 1988).
This data set involves 216,451 patients and consists of 624 phase III RCTs sponsored by the NCI COGs conducted and published from 1955 to 2006 [8].
This data set involves the use of myostatin as an inhibitor of skeletal muscle growth for five 5-weeks-old myostatin (called "mutant") and non-treated (called "wild-type") mice in each group.
