The C.D.C. serves as the country's national reference laboratory, defining the extent and nature of disease outbreaks.
He reached an extremely important agreement with the papacy (Capitula, 1447) defining the extent of Bologna's independence from papal control.
Adjacent trees and overgrown shrubs can have invasive roots that can render even the best laid paving uneven, so defining the extent of hard landscaping in the garden in relation to the surrounding planting is very important.
Therefore, the high-resolution image-based method is applied for measuring displacement field and defining the extent of landslide.
There are numerous other valuable perspectives for archaeologists looking for and defining the extent and composition of early pastoralist sites.
Management should be based on both clinical and imaging findings, including mammography and ultrasound, with MRI playing a crucial role in defining the extent of involvement.
MR imaging may prove useful in inflammatory scrotal conditions as an adjunct to US in defining the extent of inflammation, thereby aiding in the differential diagnosis from neoplasms.
Further, a customized array design can provide comprehensive genomic profiling with additional accuracy in both identifying and defining the extent of small aberrations at target loci.
Surgical management, i.e., breast conservative surgery versus mastectomy, should be decided based on both clinical and imaging findings, including mammography and ultrasound, with MRI playing a crucial role in defining the extent of involvement.
FDG-PET is effective in differentiating recurrent tumor from radiation necrosis for high-grade tumors, but has limited value in defining the extent of tumor involvement and recurrence of low-grade lesions.
Both the simplicity and economy of plastic design are endangered and there is renewed interest in defining the extent to which advantage can be taken of strain hardening with modern steel qualities and section shapes.
