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Differences recorded in the surface roughness for the opposite sides of a given tablet can lead to different dissolution rate of the tablet, and also serve as the basis for screening of fake tablets as will be shown later in the this study.

The main parameters of expert analysis of each index were calculated, and all main parameters meet the requirements, which showed that the initial screening based on the Delphi method was scientific and reasonable and provided basis for screening of indexes in next step.

Because so many of the conditions screened in newborns or under consideration for screening are rare, most States that undertake evaluations of the scientific basis for screening of conditions must rely on the same relatively small group of patients identified throughout the world.

The biomarker metabolite set can serve as a basis for comparative screening of metabolite patterns of plant developmental periods, of plant response to specific environmental factors, or of genotypes in set conditions.

The strain basis for screening was a fourfold deletion variant of T. reesei in which the genes for cel7A, cel6A, cel7B, and cel5A had been removed.

Research registers of potential participants linked to Electronic Health Records (EHRs) provide a basis for screening and identifying people suitable for studies.

Our data provide information regarding xylA diversity in nature, and can be a basis for the screening of novel xylA genotypes for practical applications.

This is the first genome-wide expression profile of S. flexneri genes, pseudogenes, and noncoding regions, which can be used as a basis for the screening of overlooked genes.

The frequencies of episodes of mild hypoglycaemia per week (defined as manageable by the patient) and severe hypoglycaemia in the previous year are determined on the basis of the aforementioned questionnaires used for screening of patients for the present trial.

We conclude that automated claims systems currently maintained by most health plans and insurers to reimburse institutions, providers, and pharmacies can serve as the basis for a screening system that would allow assessment of most hospitals' outcomes of coronary artery bypass procedures and possibly of other procedure types.

Successful fsPAG-EMSAs may form the basis for large-scale screening of riboswitches and other macromolecular targets.