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In conclusion, this approach provides a powerful method for further characterisation, of amastigote-hosting DCs in the skin and the skin-draining lymph nodes.
Overall, this work validates the need for further characterisation of pathogens in raw urban stormwater, and the ability for water sensitive urban design features, such as wetlands, to remove both indicator and pathogenic microorganisms.
These results suggest that the aspects of attention and executive function under study are not significantly affected by schizophrenia and indicate the need for further characterisation of the impairment usually reported using conventional tests of attention on those with schizophrenia.
Based on the best available evidence, CT has been recommended for further characterisation of all echogenic renal cortical nodules regardless of size.
In most presentations of gynaecological emergencies, US, and occasionally CT, can be the simplest and quickest way to assess the patient, with MRI reserved for further characterisation of complex masses and problem-solving.
The ability to analyse root secretion DMA concentrations collected over narrower time periods allowed for further characterisation of rice DMA secretions during this 'morning' period leading to the identification of 11 00 13:00 (3–5 h after the onset of light) as the peak time of DMA secretion from Fe-deficient rice roots (Fig. 3).
One gene of interest was targeted for further characterisation, where the effects of siRNA-mediated silencing on IGF1-dependent signalling and cellular phenotype were examined and compared to the effects of loss of ErbB2 expression.
Three of the 10 proteins, ACO1, STK3 and XBP1 were chosen for further characterisation, by expression profiling of cell cultures over-expressing the genes.
Based on differential expression and literature search, hsa-miR-135b was selected for further characterisation in different types of colonic polyps and cancer tissue.
The identification of these homologues will provide a basis for the further characterisation of the role of these conserved proteins in the genetically amenable model organism S. pombe.
The maximum enhancement (MAX) and time to peak anhancement (TTP maps) allow for a further characterisation of the perfusion impairment.
