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In this model, we describe the genotype and time-dependent progression of CRCs from adenocarcinoma (6 weeks), to local disseminated disease (11 12 weeks), and spontaneous metastasis (>20 weeks).
Due to differences in spatial integration methods and plume velocity determination, the time-dependent progression of SO2 emissions varied significantly among the individual systems.
Thus, the time-dependent progression into life-threatening pulmonary edema can be effectively suppressed by protective, low-pressure PEEP when implemented sufficiently early after exposure to phosgene [17].
An example of the time-dependent progression of the reaction at different concentrations of peptide is given in Figure 1C.
Carcinogenesis is a time-dependent progression of cellular populations through increasingly disordered phenotypes culminating in emergence of an invasive cancer.
Our findings are least consistent with a time-dependent progression rate in a scenario of increasing incidence, which would yield strongly convex distributions (B2 and C2).
A Z-axis composition for the time-dependent vesicle progression was made and their movement in up to 20 cells was followed by using the "Tracking" tool of the ImageJ software.
In this study we analyze how fertility outcomes are related to the previous time-dependent parity-progression fertility intentions using the data of three waves of Russian Generations and Gender Surveys (2004, 2007 and 2011).
Study treatments (valsartan vs no valsartan and nateglinide vs no nateglinide) and the time-dependent covariate for progression to type 2 diabetes mellitus were added separately to the model.
Ca2+ sparks exhibited a time-dependent decay with progression of diabetic cardiomyopathy, which may partly contribute to cardiac dysfunction.
Artificial coloring of a selected region of interest of the sagittal images using thresholds established from a signal intensity histogram highlights the time-dependent nature of tumor progression (Fig. 6B).
