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For further delineation, upregulation of caveolin-1 and induction of mesenchymal markers are discrete from Snai1 function.

They were meant to serve as "a resource and starting point" (AAAS, 2011, p. 11) for further delineation into subconcepts.

For further delineation of the role of DNA translocation in the mechanism of nucleosome repositioning by ISWI, we quantitatively characterized the DNA and nucleosome binding properties of ISWI.

Future work utilizing a control condition (e.g., neutral or fear-specific film) would also allow for further delineation of the distinct role of disgust relative to other emotions.

It also allows for further delineation of multi-domain amnestic MCI, in relation to specific non-amnestic cognitive deficits, and the modeling of a range of episodic memory functioning levels.

CT and MRI are used for further delineation of the primary tumour, exclusion of adenopathy, liver metastases, vascular involvement and signs of rupture and for examination of the other kidney (Figs. 1 and 2).

For verification and further delineation of the M-FISH findings, Locus-Specific (LSI) and Enumeration (CEP FISHH probes (Vysis, Downers-Grove, IL, USA) were applied to characterize chromosomal abnormalities according the manufacturer's protocols.

Currently, the molecular determinants for metastatic relapse and the underlying mechanisms, knowledge of which is essential for effective therapeutic intervention, requires further delineation.

Although this multiplex method was well suited for identifying mating types and hybrids, further delineation of species and varieties would require restriction digestion with several unique enzymes as we stated previously (21 ).

Further delineation of the indications for home oxygen therapy is required together with appropriately designed and funded multicentre trials to provide evidence for optimal oxygen therapy.

We used a phylogenetic approach to determine molecular operational taxonomic units (MOTUs), i.e. preliminary molecular units unaffected by existing nomenclature serving as a starting point for further species delineation approaches.