Why the dose-response association was not apparent for moderate-to-vigorous LTPA is unclear, but it may be related to the difficulty in the precise assessment of LTPA.
An important tool in the precise assessment of I Na late levels is the application of TTX 30 μM, which results in an almost complete late Na + current inhibition, and offers a current reference used for the correction by subtraction of all other values in different experimental conditions.
In practice, this likely means that in complex patients, in which a precise assessment of treatments effectiveness is mandatory, effects of fluid administration should be monitored by direct measurements of cardiac output.
The rate of increase was similar in Sweden, Finland and Norway (P = 0.14), whereas the short period of observation in Denmark precluded precise assessment of time-related incidence trends.
In summary, a precise assessment of compliance implies monitoring patients' long-term treatment trajectories.
However, they are not specific to the bone-remodelling process and could provide less precise assessment in patients with bilateral CNO, which is seen in 22% of patients with CNO (7).
In experiments requiring a precise assessment of vesicle number, the number of vesicles per cell in GFP-positive cells was determined.
In terms of the precise assessment of earthquake and tsunami hazards, it is important to determine the location of the Burma subduction zone, and to study the relationship between seismic activity and fault zones in the region.
In light of the ongoing debate on the mechanism of alveolar derecruitment (alveolar collapse versus alveolar flooding), rendering the use of high levels of PEEP as ventilatory strategy in ARDS questionable [ 125], precise assessment of the hemodynamic changes induced by mechanical ventilation in the individual patient may help in the selection of the right level of PEEP.
The study of organogenesis, tissue-homeostasis and regeneration requires the precise assessment of in vivo cell proliferation.
