To better characterize a novel spectral-domain optical coherence tomography (OCT) presentation, termed paracentral acute middle maculopathy, to describe this finding in patients with nonischemic central retinal vein occlusion (CRVO), and to support a proposed pathogenesis of intermediate and deep retinal capillary ischemia.
Therefore, GL may better characterize a food's physiological effect than the amount of carbohydrates or its GI [49].
Furthermore, these complex developmental relationships may be critical for better characterizing a wide range of central nervous system pathologies and for developing novel diagnostic and therapeutic strategies that involve dynamic epigenetic reprogramming of REST- and CoREST-mediated neural fate decisions.
A three-city pilot study reported this month used urinary biomarkers to better characterize a number of exposures in young girls [ EHP 115:116–121; Wolff et al.].
Further study of patients with a history of affective switch with multiple neuromodulatory interventions is warranted, to better characterize a potentially at-risk population.
For example, during 2009, to help the World Health Organization better characterize a novel virus, surveillance staff supplemented systematic with snowball sampling of the contacts of persons in whom diagnoses of influenza A (H1N1 pdm09 virus were laboratory confirmed (10 ).
Similar to the DCE-MRI and DW-MRI methods described earlier, these advanced DSC-MRI methods could greatly benefit from increased spatial resolution and tissue coverage in order to more fully account for tumor spatial heterogeneity and better characterize a tumor's response to treatment.
In efforts to better characterize an environmental phenomenon like ocean processes or climate change, it's not only the volume of data about any one factor but the number of disciplines and data sources that is daunting.
In order to better characterize an NPA score and derive value from its use, additional statistics that qualify the score are required.
However, in some applications, the quality of a process can be better characterized by a relationship between a response variable and one or more predictors.
