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Coarctation of the aorta was confidently evaluated in 14 patients on both SSFP and CE-MRA datasets.

It is possible more value may be realized in LCM cell-sampling when the dynamic range of expression profiling technologies improve and low level changes can be confidently evaluated.

Normal anatomy of the thoracic aorta and aortic diseases, including aortic root aneurysm, aortic aneurysm, aortic coarctation, and aortic dissection, were confidently evaluated on SSFP MRA with excellent correlation with CE-MRA.

Berman, who points out that his company has had 17 quarters of year-over-year growth, confidently evaluates the market.

In my opinion, that's because both the multi-party value-chain and the difficulty in defining metrics make it hard to confidently evaluate the ecosystem.

Data on important elements of quality were lacking to confidently evaluate the true or overall quality of the district Pre-K as administered in 2010 2011.

A long time interval has thus passed between ceasing raw material extraction and conducting research on natural restoration, so it is possible to confidently evaluate abilities and effects of self-restoration under specific climatic and landscape-geochemical conditions.

(Participant 9: female, age 60 69 years old, non-cancer diagnosis) At times, it may be difficult for a physician to confidently evaluate a patient's readiness to engage in EOL conversations.

Excellent, or diagnostic, image quality was achieved for 100% of aortic segments on SSFP MRA, which allowed us to confidently evaluate all aortic disease with a diagnostic accuracy of 100% using CE-MRA as the reference standard.

This paper presents a real options based investment decision making framework which has been designed to consider these, optimise flexibility at network infrastructure level, and appraise the viability of subsidies for market development, so that investors or regulators can confidently and quantitatively evaluate incentives that can support CCS deployment at large scale.

However, since optic nerve/chiasm pathologies cannot be adequately evaluated on imaging, diagnosis of SOD cannot be confidently made with imaging alone, often requiring post-natal neuro-opthalmic evaluation for final diagnosis.