... to affect residues of the homeodomain or other complex pathogenic variants with potential for dominant-negative effects have been associated with clinical features in ...

... of tumor invasion. The distance from the sphincter complex. The potential for achieving negative circumferential (radial) margins. The involvement of locoregional lymph ...

... physicians (either no direct communication or interactions where complex interpretations get reduced to “positive” or “negative,” overlooking subtleties and limitations) provide further sources of ...

... the nature and severity of co-morbid and complex presentations such as psychiatric disturbance have a negative impact upon treatments for addiction, and this is ...

... F. Appendicitis: Histopathologial variations and the rate of negative appendectomies at the Eric Williams Medical Sciences Complex-2008 to 2010. West Indian Medical Journal. 2012; ...

... gene product . The pathogenesis of Marfan syndrome is complex. Abnormal forms of fibrillin-1 are believed to have dominant-negative activity. In affected individuals, the residual level of ...

... any formal qualitative analysis that would allow more complex themes to emerge. Nevertheless, the research that is available confirms the negative and often punitive attitudes of NHS staff towards ...

... are acutely aware of the potential for unintended negative consequences of surface changes in complex systems. Because complex organizational systems are resistant to ...

... would result from not transfusing these patients. The negative outcomes potentially include bleeding leading to lengthier and more complex (and more costly) hospitalisation (for example, ICU) and ...