Despite considerable research and defined diagnostic criteria, large autopsy series continue to highlight low diagnostic sensitivity for the clinical syndrome of LBD in patients presenting with a dementia syndrome, even among expert clinicians in specialized centers [ 4, 5].
The spleen sections contained considerable amounts of non-fungal PAS-positive material, and defined lesions were difficult to discern.
There was considerable variety in the ways rural was discussed and defined.
No matter; by the end of the week, her plan was, at least for the moment, defining the discussion — serving as a reminder that the Democratic presidential contest these days is to a considerable degree being defined by and around Mrs. Clinton.
While in vivo biodistribution of a vector is to a considerable part defined by clearance, its gene transduction properties are rather dependent on receptor binding, cellular uptake, nuclear transfer, and transgene expression.
Reagan has staked considerable prestige on the issue, hailing the contras as "our brothers" and defining U.S. aid to their struggle as a matter of honor.
''Over the past century, psychologists made considerable progress in defining and systematically measuring intelligence in individuals,'' the researchers wrote in the journal Science in 2010.
Despite considerable efforts to define environmental and genetic factors for DR, the exact pathogenetic mechanisms leading to development of this disorder are still poorly understood [ 3, 4].
We initially spent considerable effort defining what we consider priority.
In the literature, a considerable range defines the possible intestinal absorption rate for cadmium.
Although considerable progress defining the biochemical pathways regulating chromatin has been made, determining how these pathways are themselves controlled by environmental stimuli remains a major challenge in the field of epigenetics.
