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Our results suggest that pulmonary tuberculosis and NTM lung diseases can usually be distinguished by assessing the CT findings of nodules in patients with PTB as well as bronchiectasis and cystic changes with NTM.
Second, we observed reasonably similar first cycle fecundabilities in the two groups distinguished by the assessed occurrence of ovulation before or at or after the date of marriage.
These lesions can be distinguished from myeloma by assessing the localization and other specific features on conventional MRI [27].
In a recent systematic review, a total of 31 risk factors were distinguished, assessed by at least five studies [ 1].
Cytopathologists prospectively identified cPTC in 95% (38/40) of cases.In thyroid FNAs with cytologic features concerning for PTC, NIFTP/FVPTC can be distinguished from cPTC in most cases by assessing a limited number of features.
The percentage of cells with apoptotic nuclei, distinguished by their hypodiploid DNA content (sub-G0/G1 peak), was assessed for each histogram.
These compounds, including the contaminants, can be distinguished by their electrophoretical mobility in agarose gel (Figure S5A and B) assessed as previously described [Reference S1].
This situation where the perceived and actual problems are not distinguished by the members of the development and environmental communities is contributing to the difficulty of assessing enhancement potentials.
The purpose of this study was to investigate the use and validity of virtual reality modules as part of the educational approach to mastering arthroscopy in a safe environment by assessing the ability to distinguish between experience levels.
Aim of the instrument is to assess the first three stages of treatment motivation (i.e., precontemplation, contemplation and preparation) that are distinguished by Prochaska and DiClemente (1984).
To assess the consistency of repeated measures, replicate RAM assays were performed on each C-probe hybridization (shown distinguished by color in Figure 4).
