Sentence examples for further appraised from inspiring English sources

The normality of the tissues was further appraised by mitotic index, inflammation, and squamous metaplasia assessed using Ki-67, CD3, and CK14, respectively.

As the survey instrument was constructed in French, it was translated to Dutch and further appraised by two Dutch-speaking ICU practitioners (one physician, one nurse).

Phospho-specific antibodies were further appraised by looking for complete signal abolition following pre-incubation of sections with alkaline phosphatase (713 023 Roche Diagnostics GmbH, Penzberg, Germany).

Overall, MRI studies argue against the prevailing view that synovitis and erosion were uncoupled and are linked by an intermediate osteitis that is secondary to synovitis, and these observations are further appraised below.

However, studies on the biological activities of IL-15 and IL-18 using the in vitro recall assay or evaluation on the regulation of cytokines on the NK cell (CD3-/CD8+) andivity and interferon-γ production should be further aproductionn the future together with the challenge of the H5N1 virushouldnst the vaccinated chickens.

In the future, large multicenter randomized controlled trials will further appraise the power of PDF therapies to reduce mortality or organ failure, rather than only concerning on cytokine clearance or transient improvement in physiologic variables.

Exxon has not finished its development plan yet, and more drilling will be needed to further appraise how much oil is in the reservoir.

The aim of this step is to further appraise and purify the measures that also ensure their content validity.

Further, we critically appraised each study's design and related methodological details in order to determine certainty of evidence.

The Commission's interim report stressed it had reduced more than 50 proposals to "the most credible options for new runway capacity, which will be further developed and appraised before the final report".

The majority were dealt with by Faculty pastoral care staff, but 19 required personal attention by the Associate Dean for Medical Education and a further 11 were appraised by the Dean and Faculty Secretary, reflecting very serious concerns about the students' fitness to practise.