Sentence examples for diagnostic respect from inspiring English sources

Particularly interesting in a diagnostic respect is the well-proven value of K20 as a consistent marker of Merkel cell carcinomas of the skin, allowing their delineation from metastatic small cell neuroendocrine carcinomas arising at other sites such as small cell lung carcinoma which although morphologically similar consistently lack K20 (Moll et al. 1992; Cheuk et al. 2001).

An important alternative to consider is that the extreme markers were not actually diagnostic with respect to native or non-native ancestry.

In total, 7,574 homoeolog-specific probe sets (around 33% of all possible) representing 1,383 unique EST contigs (hereafter referred to as genes) were identified as being reciprocally diagnostic with respect to identifying A- and D-genome specific expression in the F1 hybrid and allotetraploid cotton.

Figure 1 Convergence diagnostics with respect to three different initial values from a simulation study.

PHHE correlated strongly with standard diagnostics with respect to detect abdominal aortic aneurysms, r = 0.70.

Proportional hazard models were used to determine the univariate prognostic significance of clinicopathological variables and molecular diagnostics with respect to local and locoregional recurrence.

The scientific community believes that targeted therapy and genomics will offer great opportunities in personalized medicine for patients and the development of companion diagnostics with respect to the investigational drugs and those on market.

This is an opportune time to accelerate clinical evaluation of experimental therapies, vaccines, and diagnostics, while respecting ethical and scientific standards for such trials.

Certain diagnostic techniques with respect to the heart and blood vessels are important factors in determining the degree of disease and their appropriate medical and surgical treatment.

The methodology consist of proposing the features in time frequency domain and comparison of its diagnostic potential with respect to the features extracted from time and frequency domain for compound fault identification using three different classifiers.

These results suggest that the DNA microarray-based assay developed in this study outperforms current diagnostic systems with respect to sensitivity, specificity, and high-throughput detection, and thus should be useful in pathogen diagnosis in the clinical setting.