Sentence examples for better define the extent from inspiring English sources
Objective: Our goal was to better define the extent and specificity of deletion in the 7q32-qter chromosomal region in nasopharyngeal carcinoma (NPC).
The present Sho dataset enabled us to better define the extent of sequence conservation between PrPs and Shos.
To better define the extent of cysticercosis, state and local health authorities should consider instituting a requirement for the mandatory reporting of this infection.
To better define the extent of these bony changes with aging and to consolidate piecemeal information in the literature, a review of the literature was undertaken.
Thus, although routine preoperative MRI for all breast cancers is not recommended, it should be considered in the setting of newly diagnosed ILC in order to better define the extent of disease.
The purpose of this study is to better define the extent and distribution of morphologic features attributed to an immune reaction in tissues sampled at revision surgery for failed nonMOM THA.
The use of functional imaging, especially PET/CT, has been incorporated to the modern radiation oncology practice to better define the tumor extent and augment the treatment plan design, as well as response assessment.
However, further study in larger cohorts with complete clinical data is necessary to better define the true extent and clinical implications of this interaction between postpartum diagnosis and increased risk of breast cancer recurrence and death.
To better define the nature and extent of H1 variation in the Tuareg from Libya we have now determined the complete sequence of eleven of their mtDNAs belonging to H1.
They concluded that a 4D PET may better define the full physiologic extent of moving tumours compared with 3D PET.
Thus, we recommend and encourage others to implement this same research design with varying student bodies in a variety of academic settings (e.g., small vs. large class sizes, lower vs. upper division, majors vs. nonmajors, different learning outcomes) to better define the degree and extent of transferability of these results.
