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We sought to assess clinical practice patterns regarding GC use for various vocal fold diseases and to ascertain factors underlying the selection of particular GCs for different vocal fold pathology.
But the decision succumbed in part to the "team of rivals" logic underlying the selection of Sen. Hillary Clinton, whose chum James Carville had called Richardson a "Judas" for the Obama endorsement.
We speculate that the ROS-induced modification of Mieap may be involved in the mechanism underlying the selection of MALM or MIV formation.
Our findings demonstrate the engagement of unique regulatory modules in niche adaptation, implicate a critical role for bacterial genetic heterogeneity that surpasses transcriptional in vivo adaptation, and portray the dynamics underlying the selection of hypervirulent covS mutants over their parental WT cells.
There has been a major change in philosophy underlying the selection of promising chemopreventive agents in the last decade.
One way to resolve this problem would be to provide a detailed account of the theoretical considerations underlying the selection of exclusion criteria determined for each study.
Nonetheless, overlap between KEGG pathways suggests that a common biological process underlies the selection of these particular genes.
The mechanisms that underlie the selection of an inhibitory GABAergic axon's postsynaptic targets and the formation of the first contacts are currently unknown.
To give their initial programme theory this added depth and specificity the team will need to articulate the assumptions that underlie the selection of the intervention's components and theory of change, then seek to assess those assumptions against relevant theories at higher levels of abstraction.
Throughout this article, we use the term "perceptual attention" to refer to what Awh and colleagues (e.g., Awh et al., 1998) called "spatial selective attention"—that is, the mechanisms underlying the selection, and subsequent discrimination, of a stimulus in a visual scene.
The likely process underlying the selection is R-mediated inhibition of growth of the cells without RM transposition through the cleavage of chromosome without sufficient protection of restriction sites due to the absence of methylase as illustrated in Figure 1B (i).
