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MVA was found to be a suitable surrogate for enveloped viruses like EBOV.

FGF23 cannot be measured in clinical use in Japan so U-P/24 h-CCr may be a suitable surrogate marker.

The spot urine albumin/creatinine ratio was already shown in 1983 to be a suitable surrogate parameter for the 24-hour urine protein excretion [ 8].

However, the correlation coefficient of each 8-category scale score between SF-8 and SF-36 was substantially high (Spearman r = 0.56 - 0.87) [ 16], and it was deemed to be a suitable surrogate for evaluating HRQOL.

Recently, the rate of rise of PSA PSAA velocity) has been associated with the length of survival after treatment and may prove to be a suitable surrogate for survival (Rozhansky et al, 2006).

Given its high sequence and structural similarity to human RAD51, RadA was anticipated to be a suitable surrogate for the human enzyme for the purpose of fragment-based inhibitor design.

Based on these results, purified protein from microbial sources is a suitable surrogate for proteins in-matrix when conducting SGF digestion studies.

The presented approach, as well as the partition model in general, assumes that MAA is a suitable surrogate for Y-90 microspheres and that the MAA particle distribution is similar to the Y-90 particle distribution.

This approach demonstrates that D. discoideum is a suitable surrogate host for preliminary high-throughput screening of antivirulence agents and that PPK1 is a suitable target for developing novel antivirulence compounds that can be further validated in mammalian models.

Gen-specific hypermethylation very often takes place in the context of a generalized hypomethylation ([11] and the methylation status of the highly repetitive LINE-1 sequence is a suitable surrogate marker for assessing this global loss of methylation [12]. Therefore, methylation analysis of LINE-1 was included.

pCR was a suitable surrogate end point for patients with luminal B/HER2−, HER2+, and triple-negative disease but not for tumors with luminal B/HER2+ or luminal A tumors.