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The proposed probe question for Significance would be 'Was it important?' and for Benefit/Harm would be 'Did it enhance or damage?' This obviates the role of the original probe question of Valuation (Was it worthwhile?) and facilitates a more precise coding of this aspect of Appreciation.

Our growing body of knowledge facilitates a more precise examination of how aberrant integrin signaling contributes to disease, pointing the field toward elements of the "integrin cytoplasmic interactome" that might serve as therapeutic targets to modulate integrin activity or signaling.

The ORI may make pre-oxygenation visible, may provide early warning when oxygenation deteriorates (Fig. 2), and may facilitate a more precise setting of the required FiO2 level.

In this paper, an auto-categorizing system is designed and proposed to facilitate a more precise categorization of software-based FAQs for the case subject, S Company.

During the consultation, both the physicians in infection control area and the experts outside the control area could use this system interactively to manipulate and navigate the EPR objects of the SARS patients to facilitate a more precise diagnosis.

The high-pass filtered signal is then convolved with all the filters from the bank, and the convolution traces (one for each filter) are time-shifted to minimize the difference between the time of the convolution peak and a potential EPSC peak, and thus facilitate a more precise estimation of EPSCs' occurrence times.

This should facilitate a more precise understanding of the absolute and relative effects of different treatments.

Our findings should facilitate a more precise tumor prediction than currently possible, ultimately resulting in improved tumor diagnosis and treatment.

The authors suggested that an additional questioning of the patient regarding these seven variables might facilitate a more precise determination of the patient's KPS [ 7].

Technical progression in the field of radiotherapy has facilitated a more precise localised delivery of radiation and thus warranted dose-intensification at the site of the tumor.

The ORI may make pre-oxygenation visible, may provide early warning when oxygenation deteriorates (Fig.  2), and may facilitate a more precise setting of the required FiO2 level.