The doses of darbepoetin alfa were not increased to facilitate characterisation of the dose-response relationship.
Contrast enhanced fat suppressed T1-weighted images are essential in staging ovarian cancer as they improve tumour delineation, tumour characterisation, increase the conspicuousness of peritoneal deposits and facilitate detection of serosal infiltration.
Owing to the widespread use of abdominal imaging studies the detection rate of solid renal masses has increased, and an accurate characterisation of imaging features of renal masses has become more essential for case management.
While community-based observations are less valuable during prolonged and widespread floods, or over longer hydrological periods of interest, they can still ground-truth existing traditional sources of catchment data to increase confidence during characterisation and management activities.
In this vein, one significant theme in the development of SB, the Registry and iGEM has been an increasing emphasis on characterisation as an important norm to enforce in the production and collection of parts.
Thus, DNA enrichment is an essential step to reduce the concentration of fcMDNA so that the sensitivity of molecular characterisation of fcFDNA can be increased.
Thirdly, automated image analysis for CTC enumeration and characterisation will be highly desirable for increased throughput.
CD31+VEGFR-1+ CECs, a sub-population that still lacks an in-depth biological characterisation, were found to be significantly increased by treatment.
Characterisation of the mutations from exposed spermatogonia showed increased levels of GC-TA transversions (1.5-1.9-fold; Table 2) being the signature mutation following B[a]P-exposure [36], [37].
Increased understanding of the cellular processes underlying myocardial injury, and characterisation of intracellular signalling cascades associated with myocyte loss, has identified new potential therapies to beneficially target IRI.
