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Understanding a mechanical behaviour of polymer-based nonwoven materials that include large-strain deformation and damage can help to evaluate a response of nonwoven fibrous networks to various loading conditions.
The most straightforward and recommended way to evaluate a response characteristic value is by fitting an extreme value probability distribution to the N-sample of extreme values extracted from N independent time domain simulations with duration equal to the short-term period indicated by the code, which is usually taken as 3 h.
When RFA of lung tumours is considered, the RECIST system is suboptimal to evaluate a response, as it cannot differentiate viable from non-viable tumour or adjacent devitalized tissue.
Identification, acquisition, and assessment of molecular markers that could be adopted as surrogate endpoints for evaluating a response to prostate cancer intervention strategies is highly desirable.
Because the viremic phase in orthobunyavirus infections typically is short, we chose to use serologic testing by VNT to evaluate an immunologic response in exposed persons (1, 21 ).
However, the ASTB does not evaluate a person's response to stress.
We evaluated a separate response for migration beyond the western park boundary where the logistic model did not perform as well.
The objective of this study was to evaluate whether IP-10, MCP-2 and IL-2 can be useful biomarkers for evaluating a specific response to RD1 antigens associated to active TB disease in HIV-infected individuals.
Cytotoxicity of nanostructures was determined by MTT cell proliferation assay [12], a quantitative, convenient method to evaluate a cell population's response to external factors.
aNot all patients could be evaluated for a response, and those who could not be evaluated have been excluded.
This study is the first one to our knowledge that evaluates a dose-response relation between use of prescription opioids and the risk of neonatal abstinence syndrome.
