This provides the potential for even further expansion of the antigens represented on our array, with an eye toward further increasing the sensitivity of ACPA profiles in diagnosing RA, as well as further delineating molecular subtypes of clinical significance.
Larger randomisation studies are needed to further delineated extubation criteria in this population.
The phenotypes for patients with mutations in each gene will undoubtedly be further delineated as more patients are reported.
Skin and skin structure infections (SSSIs) are a frequent indication for hospitalization and antibiotic treatment in the US. 1 More specifically, they can be further delineated as uncomplicated or complicated SSSIs, based on the degree of tissue involvement.
As the laws of genetic inheritance were further delineated in the early 20th century, a beginning was made toward applying them to the improvement of plants.
Functional differences are demonstrated by individual transcript abundance for ECM components involved in processes such as fibrillogenesis and proteoglycan synthesis which are further delineated below.
Black areas, on the other hand, identify areas where all evidence from the grouping procedures agrees and that can plausibly be taken as cores for blocks still to be further delineated.
In addition it would be expected that as time progresses, the role of these molecules in immune function as well as their contribution to the various non-immunologic features in HIES will be further delineated.
Revision THA procedure costs were further delineated by procedure complexity, such as isolated femoral component revision, acetabular component revision, both component revision, or femoral head and liner exchange only, based on previously published data [ 9].
We employed the five steps as outlined in Arksey and O'Malley's article (and further delineated by Levac et al 10) to organise our review.
Recent studies have further delineated the multiple functions of fakA as an important regulator of virulence factors [ 26] and as a fatty acid kinase responsible for host fatty acid incorporation by S. aureus [ 25].
