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1 the rostral cortical neuroepithelium and FC regionalization.

2 ocated to become tectum at the time of brain regionalization.

3 g midgestation, a critical epoch in cortical regionalization.

4 ma center and argue for continued efforts at regionalization.

5 e dorsal telencephalon, indicating a role in regionalization.

6 anized approach toward service management by regionalization.

7 that Bhlhb4 may have a role in diencephalic regionalization.

8 g the influence of retinoic acid on endoderm regionalization.

9 al transcriptional regulators of animal body regionalization.

10 FI plays a critical role in regulating early regionalization.

11 as a regulatory factor for early neocortical regionalization.

12 mportant role in the development of cortical regionalization.

13 pulation of cells expressing Otx2 but not in regionalization.

14 r the analysis of cerebellar development and regionalization.

15 d prove valuable in understanding cerebellar regionalization.

16 r physician education, and transplant center regionalization.

17 le is known about the earliest stages of D/V regionalization.

18 chy of states: competence, neuralization and regionalization.

19 hich exhibits rostro-caudal and mediolateral regionalization.

20 ncreas agenesis associated with abnormal gut regionalization.

21 ) population that would benefit from focused regionalization.

22 regions, underlining the importance of such regionalization.

23 e establishment of STEMI systems of care and regionalization.

24 the influence of genetics on human cortical regionalization.

25 ory expertise may help drive this functional regionalization.

26 e mortality (odds ratio, 0.80 per year after regionalization; 95% CI, 0.67 to 0.95; P = .01).

27 wn about how regeneration signaling restores regionalization along body or organ axes.

28 ly classified into two groups, one affecting regionalization along the anterior-posterior or dorsal-v

29 e vertebral column exhibits segmentation and regionalization along the antero-posterior axis.

30 by an activation signal, with its subsequent regionalization along the anteroposterior (AP) axis regu

31 ding the factors that govern human forebrain regionalization along the dorsal-ventral and left-right

32 osely the initial, preneural plate stages of regionalization along the prospective D/V neural axis, w

33 encoding a transcription factor required for regionalization and growth of the telencephalic and opti

34 the absence of Zic function early hindbrain regionalization and neural crest development remain unaf

35 ental mechanisms, including changes in brain regionalization and neurogenesis timing.

36 e phylogeny (5,949 species), biogeographical regionalization and null-model comparisons.

37 n the cortical primordium regulate molecular regionalization and potentially the patterning of thalam

38 As regionalization and specialization of critical care beco

39 This method is however limited in terms of regionalization and taxa considered, and predicts the po

40 of Lhx2 function in neocortical lamination, regionalization, and circuit formation by selective elim

41 urans shares many features of specification, regionalization, and hodology with amniotes, reinforcing

42 athway, which is involved in mammalian brain regionalization, and its role in phosphorylating the mic

43 owth of the telencephalic vesicles and their regionalization are coupled processes.

44 rs (TFs) that embryonically regulate pallial regionalization are expressed in gradients, raising the

45 The changes in regionalization are presaged by differential effects of

46 Thus, brain regionalization as seen in crown gnathostomes is not an

47 closely reflect care processes involved with regionalization, associations between sepsis case volume

48 induction, anteroposterior and dorsoventral regionalization, axon pathfinding, neuronal differentiat

49 Regionalization based on prehospital triage of the criti

50 Regionalization became distinct at E16 and E18.

51 The strong regionalization between LWS cone topographies suggests d

52 with various developmental processes such as regionalization, convergent extension of the cochlear du

53 "Targeted" regionalization could be a reasonable alternative, howev

54 ncreaticoduodenectomies, which suggests that regionalization could lower the overall in-hospital mort

55 e neonatal FC subdivisions and identified FC regionalization defects in Fgf17-/- mutant mice.

56 topography can occur in the absence of major regionalization defects in the dorsal thalamus and neoco

57 have a shifted topography, in the absence of regionalization defects in the thalamus or neocortex.

58 , one of the earliest markers of ventricular regionalization during mammalian cardiogenesis.

59 To evaluate the role of MAPK in posterior regionalization, ectodermal isolates were treated with i

60 If regionalization efforts in critical care are to proceed,

61 Regionalization events that would normally take place du

62 rocedure, demonstrating the effectiveness of regionalization for high-risk surgery.

63 e normal pattern of Vmem (resting potential) regionalization found in the ectoderm of neurulating emb

64 re than an inductive role during early brain regionalization, giving rise to distinct adult brain reg

65 Regionalization has been proposed as a method to improve

66 more than 30 years, guidelines for perinatal regionalization have recommended that very low-birth-wei

67 rocesses controlling neural segmentation and regionalization, highlighting segmentation mechanisms th

68 edgehog protein also participates in ventral regionalization; however, the roles of BMPs in the devel

69 umerous operations, providing an impetus for regionalization; however, volume-based regionalization m

70 appear to regulate anterior-posterior (A-P) regionalization in embryos.

71 normal pattern of membrane voltage potential regionalization in the developing face and disrupts expr

72 ology in reptiles does not support a loss of regionalization in the evolution of snakes.

73 provide a basis for further investigation of regionalization in the mucosal immune network and are re

74 Regionalization in the telencephalon results in the form

75 ifferent neuropeptides may indicate that the regionalization in these uniform, small brains is realiz

76 Commonly endorsed strategies to implement regionalization included using objective criteria to det

77 Over the same decade, the mean Regionalization Index for adult conditions was low and i

78 Hospital Capability Index and Regionalization Index for all acute care hospitals and a

79 The median Regionalization Index, reflecting the degree to which ca

80 , and demonstrating in a clinical trial that regionalization is beneficial (81% agreed).

81 ical data, we are convinced that stroke care regionalization is crucial for delivery of high-quality

82 nvestigate in detail how layer formation and regionalization is perturbed in the phylogenetically old

83 s of individual Wnts to the process of brain regionalization is poorly understood.

84 Such altered brain regionalization is preceded by the early downregulation

85 or graded, bilaterally symmetric patterns of regionalization, largely consistent with patterns previo

86 erm, and that variants in KCNJ2 disrupt this regionalization, leading to the CFAs seen in ATS patient

87 y among elderly patients suggest areas where regionalization may be beneficial.

88 Regionalization may improve critical care delivery, yet

89 s for regionalization; however, volume-based regionalization may not be feasible or necessary.

90 decomposition methods by posing two related regionalization methods, which allow for profile curves

91 Targeted regionalization might be a feasible strategy for balanci

92 trating interactions between members of this regionalization network.

93 been studied to investigate abnormalities in regionalization, neurogenesis and axonogenesis in the br

94 r most patients; however, potential costs of regionalization not related to travel must be examined b

95 This regionalization occurs progressively and appears to be c

96 rior portion of the egg cylinder rather than regionalization of a radial pattern of expression in pro

97 t to improve efficiency and quality of care, regionalization of adult critical care services, similar

98 cian attitudes and potential barriers to the regionalization of adult critical care.

99 nd pancreatic, thus questioning volume-based regionalization of all patients.

100 olarity that requires Bazooka (Baz), and the regionalization of apical membrane into stalk membranes

101 f the bud's new axis develop gradually, with regionalization of axial patterning genes (Hox and otx)

102 w volumes or redundant laboratories supports regionalization of cardiac services in urban areas.

103 The development of an HPB-SP led to regionalization of care and improved quality of cancer c

104 outcomes, but their effect on accomplishing regionalization of care and improving quality of cancer

105 del created may be useful for more efficient regionalization of care and patient counseling.

106 ings may have important implications for the regionalization of care and the education and credential

107 care among hospitals has prompted calls for regionalization of care for critically ill patients.

108 Whether regionalization of care for SAH is cost-effective is unk

109 the closest hospital and 1 representing the regionalization of care in which patients at hospitals w

110 Regionalization of care is a potential strategy for the

111 Regionalization of care is one option for improving outc

112 hospitals appears to be cost-effective, and regionalization of care may be justified.

113 tion, and careful modeling that accounts for regionalization of care should be pursued to prevent ove

114 f procedure volume are used to recommend the regionalization of care, investigation of the validity o

115 of rectal cancer centers to support ongoing regionalization of care.

116 of rectal cancer centers to support ongoing regionalization of care.

117 Support for regionalization of complex surgery grows; however, littl

118 Purpose Regionalization of complex surgery to high-volume hospit

119 tions for surgical training programs and for regionalization of complex surgical procedures.

120 re, trauma is often cited as a model for the regionalization of critical care services.

121 may improve triage decisions and facilitate regionalization of critical care.

122 A significant regionalization of cystectomy has already been establish

123 Plaque analysis revealed stark regionalization of endothelial CD39 expression and funct

124 nd Emx2 play distinct roles in the molecular regionalization of FC subdivisions.

125 hospitals nearest to home, reflecting little regionalization of gastrectomy in California.

126 The regionalization of healthcare is in jeopardy from the bu

127 nt initiatives and potential impetus for the regionalization of important NICU resources.

128 hers have theorized that specificity implies regionalization of learning in the brain.

129 ese findings highlight the importance of the regionalization of mechanical and rigidity-sensing prope

130 sk-based referral compared with volume-based regionalization of most patients would require fewer pat

131 The regionalization of muscle fiber types in the mouse masse

132 lopment of the vertebrate face relies on the regionalization of neural crest-derived skeletal precurs

133 ionally, our findings suggest that increased regionalization of NICU care may reduce BPD among VLBW i

134 rmine the operational effects of prehospital regionalization of nontrauma, nonarrest critical illness

135 The regionalization of pancreatic surgery may have partially

136 A trend toward regionalization of pancreaticoduodenectomy over a 12-yea

137 xamined a statewide trend in Maryland toward regionalization of pancreaticoduodenectomy over a 12-yea

138 These data support the regionalization of patients to HVHs for AAA repair.

139 er these shifts while protecting advances in regionalization of pediatric CHD care.

140 Regionalization of PTCA would not increase travel distan

141 Regionalization of r-AAA repair to centers equipped for

142 Effective regionalization of rural trauma care should include meth

143 Regionalization of signal proteins such as IL-1 should b

144 Furthermore, in correspondence with the regionalization of spinal locomotor rhythm-generating ci

145 A uniform policy for regionalization of ST-segment elevation myocardial infar

146 system-related delays in reperfusion include regionalization of ST-segment-elevation myocardial infar

147 Based on these results, targeted regionalization of subjects at moderate risk or higher t

148 Comprehensive stroke centers allow for regionalization of subspecialty stroke care.

149 Hox genes regulate regionalization of the axial skeleton in vertebrates, an

150 ey play a well-understood causal role in the regionalization of the body plan of all bilaterally symm

151 We used LBIs to study the initiation and regionalization of the body plan.

152 To understand development and molecular regionalization of the brain in a different deeply diver

153 ene suggest its involvement in gastrulation, regionalization of the brain, and organogenesis of the l

154 regulate proliferation, differentiation, and regionalization of the central nervous system.

155 Regionalization of the cerebral cortex is thought to inv

156 Regionalization of the cerebral cortex occurs during dev

157 We speculate that regionalization of the CNS inflammatory response contrib

158 quantitative role for retinoid signaling in regionalization of the CNS.

159 n cortical progenitor cells and in molecular regionalization of the cortical plate.

160 ed mouse mutants for many genes required for regionalization of the developing brain.

161 to be part of a network that contributes to regionalization of the Drosophila embryo and establishes

162 ) and teashirt (tsh) genes contribute to the regionalization of the Drosophila embryo by establishing

163 with successive roles of this gene in global regionalization of the ectoderm, establishment of the do

164 These results suggest that the ventral regionalization of the eye is specified by interactions

165 In sum, these results suggest that regionalization of the forebrain primordia is establishe

166 t nieuwkoid is an important component in the regionalization of the gastrula organizer, possibly char

167 functions mediated by this receptor included regionalization of the lens epithelium and cell cycle ex

168 ration by Acvr1 was necessary for the proper regionalization of the lens epithelium and promoted the

169 the identification of factors regulating the regionalization of the metazoan body plan and for the st

170 It has been shown that early regionalization of the neocortex does not require thalam

171 ulating the generation of neural precursors, regionalization of the nervous system, and subsequent di

172 Second, the axial regionalization of the neural plate that will result in

173 irst, induction of the neural plate; second, regionalization of the neural tube along the dorsoventra

174 sic plan for vertebrate neurogenesis whereby regionalization of the neuroepithelium is followed by ac

175 patterned K(+) flux is required for correct regionalization of the resting potentials and for establ

176 e mechanisms that regulate the expansion and regionalization of the telencephalon, we have carried ou

177 retinoic acid (RA) signaling is critical for regionalization of the vertebrate embryo: when RA signal

178 fish mutants by mouse Six3, demonstrate that regionalization of the vertebrate forebrain involves rep

179 ave investigated the role of RA signaling in regionalization of the zebrafish endoderm.

180 he molecular events driving the differential regionalization of this area into eye-field and telencep

181 l geniculate, providing new evidence for the regionalization of this nucleus in rodents.

182 red in parallel and have fostered increasing regionalization of this resource-intensive activity into

183 s article, we review the analogy between the regionalization of trauma and critical care and discuss

184 The premise underlying regionalization of trauma care is that larger volumes of

185 Studies have found that regionalization of trauma care reduces mortality but the

186 Regionalization of trauma systems assumes a volume-outco

187 Longitudinal regionalization over the 10-year study period is noted a

188 reviously described, genetically based lobar regionalization patterns.

189 x is thought to involve two phases: an early regionalization phase and a later refinement phase.

190 ied this FC gene expression panel to examine regionalization phenotypes in Fgf8(neo/neo), Emx2-/-, an

191 e (IS) volume and 30-day mortality to inform regionalization planning.

192 Further work should focus on how regionalization policies could be improved with effectiv

193 However, such regionalization policies might cause unreasonable travel

194 How regionalization policies would affect patient travel dis

195 are needed before adopting a national STEMI regionalization policy.

196 development, how genetic programs drive this regionalization remains incompletely understood.

197 the development of a degree of diencephalic regionalization resembling that in normal mice.

198 tances were measured at baseline and under 2 regionalization scenarios in which hospital-operator pai

199 ted prehospital risk score; we studied three regionalization scenarios: 1) up triage, 2) up and down

200 ization that may underlie intrinsic auditory regionalization.SIGNIFICANCE STATEMENT Perception is an

201 in architecture but without normal cell-type regionalization, these spheroids bore a resemblance to m

202 Neonatal surgery showed significant regionalization trends for tracheoesophageal fistula (66

203 The most commonly endorsed barriers to regionalization were personal strain on patient's famili

204 ization, with little consensus about whether regionalization will improve outcomes.

205 Most felt that regionalization will improve patient outcomes, but many

206 ategy for balancing the clinical benefits of regionalization with patients' desires for choice and ac

207 nsivist physicians have mixed opinions about regionalization, with little consensus about whether reg

208 ers and avoided 16 deaths; in contrast, full regionalization would have led to 2,029 transfers and av

209 ve patients were more likely to believe that regionalization would improve outcomes and efficiency (p

210 Opinions were split about whether regionalization would improve overall patient survival (

211 segment elevation myocardial infarction care regionalization would require a massive redistribution o

212 ges, duck exhibit an anterior shift in brain regionalization yielding a shorter, broader, midbrain.