Further studies including more patients and evaluating cost-effectiveness should be performed to assess this hypothesis.
However, specific studies on grazing are needed to assess this hypothesis.
A clinical trial is underway using finasteride to assess this hypothesis.
To assess this hypothesis, we tried to predict activity of one ORN using responses of the remaining ORNs.
To assess this hypothesis, we designed four auditory discrimination experiments targeting pitch, non-vocal and vocal timbre, and loudness.
To assess this hypothesis, high, medium, and low hypnotizable subjects performed a Stroop task designed to evaluate accuracy performance, before being subjected to hypnotic induction.
Here we present the results of a 27-month precipitation collection effort using co-located samplers for Hg and 210Pb designed to assess this hypothesis.
To assess this hypothesis, we selected the integral inner nuclear membrane MAN-1.
To assess this hypothesis, we first tested if R50E competes with biotinylated WT FGF1 for binding to the immobilized FGFR D2D3 fragment in ELISA-type binding assays.
To assess this hypothesis, these phenotypes were analyzed in the wild-type and in the RND-mutated strains, as described in Materials and Methods.
To assess this hypothesis, we performed in vivo trials using a validated CD1 mouse model of S. suis infection that uses the intraperitoneal route of inoculation [11].
