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Given these findings, when CMD is available precise blood glucose levels should be targeted to CMD glucose to avoid levels <1 mmol/L.
Furthermore, without available precise census data on the French DUs population, no post stratification could be done.
While data on timing of cancer and death was available, precise dates on censoring of unaffected and living people was not and thus logistic regression was determined to be the appropriate analytic method for use in this study.
Recently, ultrasonic anemometers (UAs) have become available for precise, high-frequency measurement of three-dimensional velocity and turbulence properties.
In the case of only when an initial position and the velocity of DVL are available, a precise current position can be obtained when finishing the backtracking.
In addition to describing the species and verifying its placement in the genus with molecular data, they reviewed all the available geographically precise records for Jaera that they could find, 678 in total.
In vivo volume quantification is conducted through image segmentation, which may require both anatomical and functional images available for precise tumor boundary delineation.
The analysis is informed by limited clinical data on Straticyte™, however as more data becomes available, more precise estimates will be generated.
Chains of microspheres produced spatial filtering of the multimode Er:YAG laser beam and fiber, thus providing spot diameters not otherwise available for precise tissue ablation using conventional fiber delivery systems.
No more cells were available to precise the nature of the proliferating cell population.
