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Immunohistochemical evaluation of p53 staining patterns has been considered as a complementary test for dysplasia in ulcerative colitis-related colorectal cancer surveillance, but usefulness would be particularly important if it were a marker associated with a poor prognosis.

ESBL production was screened at the same time by the double disc synergy method as a complementary test for automated systems, at each centre.

A combination of methylation-regulated TSGs including RASSF1A, P16, and EBV-based markers could serve as a complementary test for the early detection of NPC [ 47, 61].

Although MST detects past infections or previous contact with the parasite, it is a useful tool for screening or as a complementary test for the diagnosis of an active disease [ 4].

Our study compared a commercial I-ELISA kit and standard CFT in order to evaluate its potential use as a complementary test for international trade or for diagnosis on farms, and to assess its possible use instead of CFT or in association with it to improve the detection and eradication of the disease and the protection of disease-free flocks.

By considering that the assay procedure is noninvasive (it requires only a drop a blood), simple, rapid and economic (it needs only a spectrophotometer and the analysis can be done within 2 min), e-GST can be used routinely as a complementary test for monitoring the progress of the disease or to check the efficiency of new therapeutic strategies.

However, we do not recommend this be indicated as a general complementary test for children born SGA, rather, it should be individualized for children with rapid weight gain, acanthosis nigricans, dyslipidemia (high triglycerides), or a significant family history of metabolic syndrome [ 9].

In our previous study, we have shown a methylation gene panel including RASSF1, WIF1, RARB2, and DAPK1 has great potential to be used as a noninvasive and complementary test for NPC early detection in combination with the EBV DNA test 12.

The increased risk of finding culture-positive cattle among bullfighting SIT-negative cattle (reflected in the 55% of culture-positive animals found in our dataset compared with 14.4 and 5.9% in beef and dairy cattle respectively) strongly suggests the need for using a complementary testing technique to decrease the number of false negative reactors that could be expected in bullfighting cattle.

On an average, participation of an asthma patient in a CT meant a total savings (drugs, consultations, and complementary tests) for the health care system of 21,18 € per week.

We found that using the Peptide-to-MS2 modelling algorithm supplemented with the parallel complementary tests for decoy sequences does produce good results for surveying a specified peptide sequence pattern in CID MS2 spectra.