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From these observations, we speculated that BubR1 acetylation and the timed degradation of BubR1 control the correct timing for anaphase entry.

Discordant data still persists regarding the optimal prostate biopsy scheme to be used, the correct timing for performing repeat biopsy in high risk patients as well as the ability of clinical variables to predict prostate cancer.

Also the economic analysis method plays a role in order to find the correct technology and especially to get the correct timing for the investment.

Breast stimulation is not as rapid as pharmacological methods in inducing labor and therefore, correct timing for start of this intervention is important.

Three hundred 6 mm diameter infection sites were punched from the leaflets using a cork borer during 48-72 handand microscopically assessed under a compound microscope to ensure the correct timing for the biotrophy-necrotrophy switch.

However, less than 40% could mention the correct timing for the first ANC visit, the optimal number of visits and basic interventions that are offered during prenatal consultations (Table  2).

Indeed, the monitoring of CA15-3 may be useful for correct timing of performing PETCT for early detection of cancer lesions and initiation of appropriate therapeutic intervention.

We propose that GPT2 expression is also important for the correct timing of cotyledon greening and is necessary for the proper responses of seeds to exogenous glucose during the processes of germination and cotyledon development.

Additionally, some SAC components are essential for correct timing of prometaphase.

Such control programs should include an appropriate choice of anthelmintic(s), monitoring parasite burdens for correct timing of treatments, and pasture management to reduce larval challenge balanced with the maintenance of drug-susceptible populations in refugia.

We therefore conclude that Mad2 is important for correct timing of prometaphase in meiosis I, just like in mitosis [5].