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In addition, more concealed and distinct Au anomalies with higher intensity were detected, confirming the privileges of the method in evaluating susceptibility of the area in delineating new hidden potential zones.

The characterization of changes in enhancers occurring during tumor development and progression is delineating new therapeutic opportunities in the form of targeted epigenetic treatments and biomarker discovery.

Only through the careful pathological assessment of such cases, however, often assisted by new pathological techniques (for example, new antibodies, genetic probes), will progress in delineating new or newly recognised diseases evolve.

The potential value of these data rests both in delineating new hypotheses for metallothionein evolution and in suggesting new model systems for discovering the normal function of metallothionein and related proteins in cells.

Whereas the main broad psychopathological phenomena do not change fundamentally, there is an ongoing process of refining diagnostic criteria of various disorders, delineating new subtypes, and, from time to time, also the definition of a new diagnostic entity.

However, it seems that, because known natural groups could be reproduced by this approach only after omission of certain species on the basis of independent prior knowledge, this method hardly can be useful for delineating new, phylogenetically sound clades.

From the start (with MacArthur's and Wilson's Theory of Island Biogeography) the series has produced some minor classics, and has delineated new areas of research in population biology.

In their large Spanish dataset, Solé et al. delineated new abnormalities associated with an intermediate clinical course (3q abnormalities, trisomy 9, 11q translocations, and 17p deletions) [ 3].

Both men observed and delineated new and original angles of reality, Ortelius in his great atlas (Theater of the World), Bruegel in his paintings, which described, in astonishingly modern terms, the lives of ordinary people.

These off-mainstream portraits signaled Frost's departure from the old tradition and his own fresh interest in delineating New England characters and their formative background.

A clustering analysis was applied to identify potential conservation areas as the basis of delineating potential new protected areas.