The rationale for using blood as a clinical sample is that breast cancer triggers a response in circulating blood cells, leading to a traceable change in the whole blood gene expression signature.
Soil and landscape formation in the Alps has consequently undergone several minor and major traceable changes of developmental trajectories during the Holocene.
Previously, it was shown that MCK-driven hLPL expression leads to approximately eight-fold enhanced LPL activity in skeletal muscle, resulting in severe histologically traceable pathological changes in adult MCK(m)–hLPL mice.
Among the 17 pieces arrayed around the room, including four painted-on glass bottles, are five time periods in the artist's development, traceable by the changes in Hunter's signature, which wasn't really a signature at all.
These results essentially show that through the life of the culture, phenotypic variability is almost completely traceable by monitoring changes in envirome data.
Changes in agricultural policy have traceable effects on landscape aesthetics.
After canopy closure occurs in a developing forest stand changes in species composition are traceable to competition among plants for light, water, and mineral nutrients.
Regarding internal validity, out of 28 prospective studies (13 interventional), five had been registered, three of which before study termination with publicly traceable protocol changes; registration was discussed in four out of 33 related evaluations.
Therefore, the impact due to changes in the availability of sulfur should be easily traceable not only in the element analysis, but also at the level of the AA content of the proteome.
For example, in contrast to two-dimensional X-ray images, an fMRI sample corresponds to a four-dimensional array by recording the sequential changes of traceable signals in each voxel.1.1
