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Other authors have suggested that MR imaging can better define areas of abnormal placentation, modify levels of invasion, ultimately change surgical management and should be used routinely [55, 73].
To better define areas of human Lyme disease risk, we compared US surveillance data with published data on the seroprevalence of Borrelia burgdorferi antibodies among domestic dogs.
Collaborative volume definition in real time during planning by an oncologist and radiologist may therefore be the best way to bring together the 2 opinions and better define areas of uncertainty.
This observation has led to the investigation of Eph mAbs as potential imaging agents, which might accurately delineate tumour borders and better define areas of active invasion allowing more complete resection and better patient outcomes (Cai et al, 2007).
The public availability of viral-cellular fusion transcripts or DNA sequences, combined with data from the human genome, will certainly help to better define areas of viral integration for further investigation.
Additional research into the genetic, geographic, and clinical differences between these 2 species may contribute to a better understanding of blastomycosis epidemiology, both inside and outside the traditionally defined areas of endemicity.
This more sensitive approach gives us a better picture of the constituent components involved in the processes of recognizing and empathizing with emotional facial expressions by discerning networks of activity, rather than simply defining areas of activity [ 28, 29].
Biological correlates of dysfunctional anger disorders, such as a higher androgen level, a low heart rate, and a low level of the primary CSF serotonin metabolite [ 42], may better define this area of diagnostic nomenclature in the future.
