Sentence examples for interest of evaluating from inspiring English sources
Therefore, factors closely related to the accessibility are very relevant to identify and assess the location of urban facilities, which stresses the interest of evaluating accessibility methods.
Altogether, our data demonstrate the high value of MEK inhibitors for combination therapy in GIST treatment and more importantly the interest of evaluating the SCF expression profile in GIST patients presenting KIT mutations.
These results highlight the great potential prognostic and therapeutic interest of evaluating EGFR diffuse positivity in locally advanced SCCO.
The solutions, which may be useful to other investigators and clinicians, are presented here in the interests of evaluating this and other forms of polypharmacy.
Indeed, this study covered a wide spectrum of settings that are of interest for evaluating the accuracy of genomic prediction in a diverse population from the discovery phase to the early generation synthetic population in the improvement phase.
This approach should therefore be of interest for evaluating the therapeutic activity of anti-angiogenic agents on hematopoietic malignancies whose growth has been associated with enhanced angiogenesis.
The aim of this study was to assess whether measuring transcutaneous C02 (TpC02) during NIV delivered because of AHRF could be of interest for evaluating PaC02.
Distant metastatic recurrence (DR) was our primary endpoint of interest for evaluating prognostic performance in our pooled FFPE cohort of RT-PCR measured gene expression.
It will therefore be of interest to evaluate the efficacy of a range of doses of UA and more soluble UA analogs in wound healing models.
More detailed investigation on viral and cellular pathways could be of interest to evaluate the localization of function of HESA-A on virus-host interaction system.
Additionally, in future validation studies of the KOOS questionnaire, it may be of interest to evaluate the validity of the Dutch KOOS questionnaire by comparing the subscales of the KOOS questionnaire with the Dutch Oxford 12-item knee questionnaire.
