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Changes in the pattern changes after treatment will be informative on the potential long-term benefit of the therapy and thus can provide an early decision point for continuation of a given treatment [15].
In this context, species that are locally abundant or widely distributed can be informative on how broad scale processes of habitat loss and fragmentation, as those caused by intensive human occupation, affect population genetic structure.
Such measures, however, suffer from at least two severe shortcomings: First, although these proxies may be informative on the average intensity of product market competition within a product market, they do not provide information on changes in competitive pressure at the level of the individual firm where decision-making takes place.
Therefore, analyzing changes in vascular structure and density after the indirect VEGF down regulation that occurs in response to anti-TNF-α therapy might be informative on the potential role of neoangiogenic vessels in the pathogenesis of RA.
That procedure was to assess whether the data could be informative on age, gender and biopsy.
More importantly, we demonstrated that this technique could be informative on abnormal placentation through defects in the angiogenic activity.
Biomarkers are biological indicators that can be measured repeatedly and are informative on one or more aspects of biological development or function.
"Professor Mendelson is informative on the early influences," Denis Donoghue wrote here in 1981.
The text is informative on social and art history, but, in certain respects, Ford's view of Cameron here, as in his catalogue essay, resembles those crisply focussed Victorian studio portraits that she imperiously disdained as hackwork because they favored the details of their subjects' dress, posture, accoutrements, and class at the expense, she thought, of their soul.
