MVD had full effect on the patient, and while MVD in CH is not as well-defined as in TN, a study of 39 chronic CH patients undergoing MVD of the TG alone or in combination with decompression or sectioning of the nervus intermedius, showed initial post-operative success of at least 50% pain relief achieved in 73.3% of patients.
Structural trends are not as well-defined as on adjacent islands, although a broad mountain system (which includes Mount Kinabalu) runs roughly from northeast to southwest.
The group is not as well-defined as the other groups of green algae, because it was first recognized as a group only in 1984.
I devoured Meg Cabot's Princess Diaries series at an age when many might say I should have known better, but have steered clear of her adult fiction; none of her characters seems as well-defined as gawky, accident-prone Princess Mia Thermopolis.
The first, sharp, nearest-neighbour peak in a-Ge is identical to the corresponding peak in c-Ge, showing that the short-range order in the amorphous form of solid germanium is as well-defined as it is in the crystalline form.
While the domain organization of Bud6p is not as well-defined as for Bni1p, it has been determined that the C-terminal region (519 788aa) is involved in dimerization as well as binding Bni1p and actin, whereas the N-terminal region (1 166) is required for proper Bud6p localization [50].
To make the groups as well-defined as possible, we included only typical conditions.
The coacervate core and neutral corona may not be as well-defined as in typical C3Ms containing only linear polyelectrolytes resulting in relatively big micellar sizes.
While the density of the remodeled loop is not as well-defined as the rest of the protein (Additional file 2: Figure S2C), there is sufficient electron density to provide a possible rationale for the observed improvement in methanol tolerance.
For site 5, the position of the Mg(H2O 62+ complex is not as well-defined as for sites 2 and 4 by the NMR data, indicating that metal coordination may be undergoing dynamic exchange of ligands.
Moghbel and colleagues also propose that there may be " inherent difficulties of targeting fibrillar amyloid plaques, which are not as well-defined as the soluble forms of the protein".
