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The intrinsic prognostic information of proliferation genes seems to be better evaluated with the GGI than with classic histological grade as shown in a population of 570 patients for which complete recurrence-free survival (RFS) and histological grade was available [24,39,40].

A second conclusion is that the HMI selection is better evaluated with road tests since the real riding conditions occur in a noisy and less standard environment that cannot be accurately replicated on a motorcycle simulator.

Although accessible to clinical exam, some components are better evaluated with imaging; lesions occupying the sublingual space and submandibular space are invisible to the referring clinician.

We did not find a significant difference in the accuracy of detecting bowel obstruction between ultrasound and CT; the aetiology of the obstruction is better evaluated with CT than with US.

The cross-sectional design of the study does not allow us to elucidate the temporal direction of the associations observed between HbA1c and CKD and CVD, nor the exposure risk, which would be better evaluated with a longitudinal study.

Apart from the limited sample size, a limitation of our study was that we measured the diameter of the venous lumen of the jugular foramina, rather than the osseous jugular foramina, which could probably be better evaluated with computed tomography.

Calcifications are better evaluated with CT than MRI.

Disturbances in brainstem attributes may be better evaluated with newer procedures for examining tissue changes, such as diffusion MRI.

Essentially, the score dissection idea provides a new paradigm in which homology can be better evaluated with improved search sensitivity/specificity and deeper search depth.

Willatt et al. suggest that a previously considered indeterminate lesion on CT imaging can be better evaluated with MRI for tumor characteristics consistent with malignancy [ 6].

Site-specific disease may be better evaluated with DWI particularly with small deposits involving mesentery, bowel serosa, perihepatic and peripancreatic being more conspicuous due to increased contrast resolution.