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Drive-induced traits and altered population dynamics must be carefully evaluated with explicit attention to stability.
"These babies should be carefully evaluated with respect to the timing of their milestones and intellectual development".
Therefore, the patient will be carefully evaluated with regard to safety and efficacy, and glucose regulation will be optimised continuously, which should reduce the risk of adverse events.
In particular, the automated SNP selection results should be carefully evaluated with regard to the threshold parameters that were used to define the marker sets.
Before the suppliers of these raw materials are approved, they must be carefully evaluated with the consideration of CoA compliance, the supplier's quality systems and other non-quality concerns, such as supplier history and reputation in the qualification process [ 15].
The foamability of polypropylene (PP) was carefully evaluated with nitrogen (N2) as the blowing agent.
Intracranial lesions were carefully evaluated with adequate MR sequences, for example, subarachnoid hemorrhage with susceptibility weighted imaging (SWI) and intracranial aneurysms with three-dimensional time-of flight (TOF) MRA.
How long these changes remain after withdrawal of alcohol has not been carefully evaluated with respect to the GI tract and liver.
The areas identified as dysplastic were carefully evaluated with CD34, MAP2, p53, Ki67, and IDH1 antisera, in order to rule out the possibility of tumor infiltration misdiagnosed as dysplastic tissue.
Endoscopic pictures for each lesion were taken in the order of conventional white light endoscopy (WL) at first, then the NBI light source was turned on, and the surface patterns of each lesion were carefully evaluated with high power magnification (x 85), the distal tip of the endoscope being attached to the mucosa.
Anyone on a bone drug who develops such a pain should be carefully evaluated, first with an X-ray and, if nothing is seen but the cause is uncertain, by a bone scan or M.R.I.
