By skillful extensive genetic and biochemical experiments, the authors identified a new element that assists recognition of the proper start codon during the initiation step in the eukaryotic model system of yeast.
These recommendations should facilitate and assist in recognition of iron overload, selection of patients, timing of treatment, drug selection and the measurement of treatment responses.
In addition, they assist the recognition of distinct profiles and reinforce the idea of differential characterisation of the syndrome for more effective treatment.
Descriptive details of radiological features and infarct topography may assist better recognition of vertebral and internal carotid artery dissection in young stroke patients admitted to emergency departments.
Therefore, nucleosome positioning has been supposed to be finely regulated by transcription machinery and chromatin remodeling complexes to assist the recognition of splicing sites.
Thus, this noninvasive breath method may assist in recognition of PDED by providing an alternative approach for large-scale population testing without the need for blood sampling.
Although research has identified a number of clinical and laboratory features that may assist with recognition of patients with bacteremic disseminated tuberculosis [ 2, 3], non-specific clinical findings and lack of typical features of pulmonary tuberculosis complicate diagnosis.
CONCLUSIONS These results suggest that this novel breath test method may assist in recognition of pre-diabetes or early-stage diabetes in at-risk persons without the need for invasive blood sampling, thus making it an attractive option for large-scale testing of at-risk populations, such as children.
This noninvasive method may assist in recognition of undiagnosed PDED in at-risk individuals during the pre-diabetes stage of type 2 diabetes in a standard OGTT and, in the future, may also help increase compliance with diabetes screening in specific populations, such as obese children.
Speech generated simultaneously with gestures can assist in the recognition of gestures, and since this occurs in a complementary manner, gestures can also assist in the recognition of speech.
