This suggests that other ATP dependent migration promoting processes, which are morphologically more difficult to delineate (and therefore association with local CK-B recruitment goes undetected) may also be fuelled by CK-B.
However, oral biofilms are complex and within these polymicrobial biofilm structures a myriad of intimate interactions occur, making it difficult to delineate the precise triggers for the pathogenic outcomes associated with immune dysregulation.
Although data from a sensitivity analysis that excluded discontinued patients were consistent with our core findings, it is difficult to delineate the potential switching patterns for these patients and the potential impacts of these changes on their subsequent psychiatric care.
The boundaries of this culture area are somewhat difficult to delineate, because the traditional cultures in the Southeast shared many characteristics with those from neighbouring regions.
For nursing personnel, the calculations for cost savings are more difficult to delineate because the underlying assumption is that personnel number can be decreased with this device.
35 46 50 114 116–118 This appears especially relevant with serrated lesions where the resection margins appear more difficult to delineate.
In these cases, vessel termination is difficult to assess, with capillary nonperfusion and ischemic beds often missed or difficult to delineate owing to the nature of the disease, the immaturity of the eye, and the resolution of the image [ 2].
This lack of organization, combined with a lack of hierarchical recruitment dependencies, has made it difficult to delineate assembly pathways as have been developed for centrioles.
The normal anterior urethral lumen may be difficult to delineate without a catheter in place.
