PCR has been explored as an alternative to culture for both the detection and species identification of Bartonella, however sensitivity problems have been reported and false negative reactions due to blood inhibitors have not generally been addressed in test design.
Whether the combination of staining with Ab/HLA-tetramers and vital dyes or with a resting phase is beneficial for increasing the sensitivity of the tetramer staining assay could be addressed in future testing actions.
Instead of gene-by-gene approaches, large sets of genes can now be addressed in a single test.
This swelling behavior significantly influences the properties of the tissue in compression and should be addressed in future mechanical testing and protocol development for the menisci.
The importance of call components for potential individual recognition processes remains unknown, and needs to be addressed in future playback experiments testing the receiver's perception of differences in specific call parameters.
Two significant issues need to be addressed in order to optimize MGMT methylation testing for use in clinical practice.
Multiplicity of statistical testing will be addressed in the detailed statistical analysis plan.
Whether these alterations represent trait features of PD, however, needs to be addressed in different samples and by broader neuropsychological test batteries.
However, the diagnostic accuracy of these tests needs to be addressed in larger cohorts of subjects, establishing values for the normal population.
These perceptions may hinder acceptance of the score by experienced clinicians in the future and would need to be addressed in future initiatives aimed at incorporating these tests into routine practice.
