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The determination of the pharmacokinetic parameters of tramadol in plasma and a better characterization of its metabolites after oral administration to horses is necessary to design dosage regimens to achieve target plasma concentrations that are associated with analgesia.
For this purpose, the presence of oral contrast inside the diverticulum provides a better characterization of its ileal attachment, by allowing a good visualization of the pattern of the mucosal folds on the junction region.
A significant reduction of disease burden from breast cancer can be achieved by a better characterization of its potentially fatal forms.
Better characterization of its in vivo function is likely to give insight into the mechanisms leading to the development of leukemia, and will provide new candidate genes for leukemogenesis.
Hopefully, future technical improvements will open new horizons for improved assessment of the genetic susceptibility to sAD, a better characterization of its endophenotypes, and the study of pharmacogenomics of drug response in sAD patients [ 18].
On the basis of these remarks, it remains to be evaluated that the potential of MIBE to interfere with the functional crosstalk between EGFR and ERα, toward a better characterization of its inhibitory activity elicited in cell contexts expressing both receptors.
Accordingly, we hypothesize that a better characterization of pre-existing frailty and its ongoing development may represent a novel method for risk identification and stratification for future clinical and therapeutic interventions in critical illness.
Inhibitors of the third generation that are currently in clinical trials will, it is hoped, permit a better characterization of the role of p38 MAPK in humans.
The long history of humans in Australia and its extensive fire-prone biota makes this continent a key research area for better characterization of prehistoric human fire interactions.
The feasibility of using DCPMAS 15N 13C NMR spectroscopy for a better characterization of immobilized 15N during incubation of 13C- and 15N-enriched plant material.
