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In the case of perfusion imaging using arterial spin labelling (ASL), a low signal-to-noise technique, there is a tradeoff between the contrast-to-noise required to detect a perfusion abnormality and its spatial localisation.

Based on these data, the presence of the abnormality and its shape and location in the imaging window were determined.

We used the event-based model to determine the sequence of biomarker abnormality and its uncertainty in various population subgroups.

In Ethiopia, although labor abnormality and its complications like obstetric fistula are highly prevalent, there is no published study that determines the predictors of labor abnormalities.

Nevertheless, additional work to dissect the role of insulin deficiency from the confounding hyperglycemia in STZ-induced diabetic animals (e.g. use of intracerebroventricular administration of insulin to ameliorate the behavioral abnormality and its associated pathology) would be needed to clarify the point.

The mental and psychological dimensions relating to the abnormality and its correction will be analysed for the parents (the importance of prenatal diagnosis, relational development with the child, self-image, quality of life) and also, for the first time, for the child (distress, withdrawal).

Furthermore, microcirculatory abnormalities and its persistence despite adequate macro-hemodynamic resuscitation were independently associated with morbidity and mortality in many critical conditions [6 12].

From a pathogenetic point of view, it seems therefore reasonable to consider, in our case, the particular vulnerability of the posterior circulation due to the PPHA, the associated vascular abnormalities, and its possible secondary, transient, hemodynamic failure during hypertensive phases.

The BOK-deficient mice have no readily discernible abnormalities, and its function therefore remains unresolved.

The pattern of wall motion abnormalities and its reversibility is more indicative of a stress-related cardiomyopathy syndrome than being the result of myocarditis.

The general view of SFN is that of a quite stereotypical neuropathic syndrome, though little is known about the different features of pain, the prevalence of somatic and autonomic abnormalities, and its natural course (Hoitsma et al., 2004).