IMO represents a detailed surgical and histopathological documentation system developed in our clinic in order to obtain a better and more objective description of the ovarian tumour spread within the abdominal cavity and to define more precisely the histopathological features of the malignancy (Sehouli et al, 2003, 2009, 2010a, 2010b; Fotopoulou et al, 2010, 2011).
These results allow the code to be used with increased confidence in a variety of situations, and they define more precisely the region of applicability of the code.
In this case, the field has to define more precisely the question, to develop intuitions about what sort of thing might work, and to make use of the constraints we have to explore possibilities.
Here we use computational quantum chemistry to define more precisely and quantify the phenomenon of nascent site deactivation (NSD).
Furthermore, the EC foresaw to publish a European 'Programme for action' on global health, which was to define more precisely the activities and actions to be undertaken.
Further and complex studies would be however required to define more precisely the AF properties of the numerous lipid derivatives.
Two further stop mutants were made to define more precisely the region between 123 and 140 that enhances activity.
Highly sensitive, direct measurements of transcription are needed in order to define more precisely the relationship between gene expression and NL association.
Further study is necessary to define more precisely how pre-ICU processes of care, triage, and transport are associated with survival after ICU care.
In later courses we can define more precisely what average case means.
There is a critical need to define more precisely the pathways of Ebola infection among HCWs, to optimise measures for reducing risk during current and future outbreaks.
