The ideal test for fibrosis in NAFLD has to be simple, amenable to repeated monitoring, inexpensive, reliable, and able to detect the specific degree of fibrosis.
As reference lines, they are amenable to repeated phenotypic measurements, and already a large collection of metabolic traits have been assayed.
Some of the methods can also be implemented asynchronously, which makes them amenable to practical utilization.
Further, some of the proposed methods can be implemented asynchronously at each AN, which makes them amenable to practical utilization.
Thus, it is paramount that such a test be amenable to the utilization of DNA samples from formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded tissues since these may be the only available source of DNA for the prior cancer.
Our approach provides a powerful tool for generation of NHP iPSC-derived cardiomyocytes amenable to utilization in basic research and preclinical studies, including in vivo tissue regeneration models and drug screening.
Despite the wealth of data generated, it is clear that linkage of national datasets in their current format is labour-intensive and not amenable to automation, but could be repeated at regular intervals to monitor trends over time.
Finally, the simple iterative estimation process - in which the neighboring symbol pairs only exchange "local" messages - makes the proposed message passing scheme amenable to massive parallelization through the utilization of modern GPU (graphics processing unit) architecture.
To (1) characterize patients' medical experiences from initial injury until they become candidates for upper extremity reconstruction (UER); and (2) identify points in this medical context that may be most amenable to interventions designed to increase UER utilization.
Microarrays are also restricted to regions of the genome amenable to unique probe design, which precludes repeat-rich regions and novel insertions that are hotbeds of variation and mutation [ 19- 22].
Splenic biopsy is invasive, and not amenable for repeated sampling.
