This possibility of a precise localisation of IL-2 was a great tool to further analyse the function of the released IL-2.
The proposed system can calculate the robot position with variable accuracy ('hierarchical localisation') saving computational time when the robot does not need a precise localisation (e.g. when it is travelling through a clear space).
However, the addition of SPECT views may be critical in cases in which there is a question regarding physiological uptake vs tumour uptake, or for precise localisation of a tumour focus that is critical for patient management (e.g., distinguishing a vertebral lesion from the adjacent pulmonary parenchyma).
Given this assumption, RS is a sensitive method that allows for precise localisation of the representation of specific stimulus features.
For precise localisation PET-CT image fusion was carried out.
Such arrays can be used both in vitro (Simon et al. 2014) and in vivo, including in humans, where applications include recording from epilepsy patients for precise localisation and investigation of epileptic foci (Schevon et al. 2009, 2012), and for use in brain machine interfaces (Maynard et al. 1997; Andersen et al. 2004).
A published report stated that the DQ2-DR3-B18 DQ2-DR3-B18 DQ2-DR3-B18ncreAHed risk compared to other haplotypes with the same class II alleles, but LD between markers hampered a more precise localisation of the presumed susceptibility gene [ 6].
The study is an attempt of precise localisation of the rare earth atoms inside the films and in the hexagonal würtzite unit cell.
The questionnaire included 58 items for history including precise description of pain, provoking factors, duration, evolution, intensity, quality, modification with position, ancillary symptoms and open text to describe the chest pain as well as precise localisation on an anatomical map.
In principle, the combination of coverage and precise localisation information allows for analyses of regulation on the sub-gene level.
