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Because many authors have found that borderline lymph nodes cannot be reliably characterized on US, CT, and MRI, and because radiological criteria are not as reliable as cytology, US-guided FNAC has gained popularity since its introduction some 20 years ago [ 102].

It is shown that the imaging system in these cases can be reliably characterized with respect to the quality of the multispectral measurements.

In our experience, high-density hepatic cysts and BDHs can be reliably identified and characterized based on measured HU values, as those correlate well between unenhanced and virtual unenhanced data sets[ 54 56].

The results confirm that the reaction zones can be reliably detected and characterized using experimental data.

Furthermore, not only numerous samples need to be evaluated but they also have to be reliably and reproducibly characterized.

The early results suggest that this approach may be reliably used for characterizing the alcoholic brain.

If such buffers are included in a standard host chassis, promoters once characterized can be reliably integrated into larger networks.

This indicates that suspicious links constitute a topologically defined subset of interactions which is systematic and significantly less reliably characterized than on average in all the systems under study.

Finally, the NERVE prediction system proved – on a large number of bacterial proteomes – to be reliably effective in selecting very restricted VC pools that are characterized by a high recall (75 80%) of PAs.

Under these conditions, the dynamics of the system can be reliably forecast, provided their internal processes are understood and characterized independently of the external inputs.

Second, the microbial sequence "background" in clinical specimens from healthy persons (e.g., blood) must be better characterized before findings from ill persons can be reliably interpreted.