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In patients with preexisting liver disease, MARS should be best restricted to those who are suitable for LTx.
'Low GC-Gram positives' in most recent usages include the genetically related, but phenotypically non-Gram-positive, Selenobacteria and Mollicutes; by embracing two major and phenotypically very different non Gram-positive classes it is now descriptively profoundly misleading in this sense; the term 'low GC-Gram positives would be best restricted to Teichobacteria alone or else abandoned.
Consistent with the original evolutionary definition of orthology, it would probably be best to restrict this further to the most probable ancestral copy number, whose function was probably conserved.
Senji Hoshino's 1989 Mazda 767B is wilder than either the Porsche or Jaguar, which is why it's perhaps best restricted to the track.
Subjects participating in GCM considered the symptoms of stiff neck, stiff back, and restricted movement in the spine to be related closely; based on labels provided by participants this domain was best labelled "restricted mobility" (Fig. 4).
These assays are, therefore, best restricted to qualitative detection of virus in tissue samples, although they can give qualitative results in peripheral blood where accurate cell counts can be made.
We also felt that it was best to restrict our analysis to those molecules for which a function had clearly been documented, and which had the same number of amino-acids as class Ia sequences (to avoid gaps in the alignment).
Permeability values are typically at best restricted to a small number of existing wells close to the envisaged reservoir and not necessarily representative of larger volumes.
They are best cured not by restricting economic growth but by accelerating it.
Ischemia is best seen on DWI, showing restricted diffusion in the brain parenchyma.
American mistletoe, restricted to the Americas, is best known for its ornamental and sentimental uses at Christmastime.
