The 'ripening stage' of sedimentary material is judged by sqeezing a lump of soil material through one's fingers and interpreting the resistance felt.
The contribution of both host and viral genetic variations in determining the outcome of therapy indicates that predicting the outcome of therapy for HCV will require integrating the efficacies of the immunosuppressive mechanisms of a viral isolate, and then interpreting the viral resistance potential in context of the genetic profile of the patient at genes associated with outcome of therapy.
Therefore, predicting the outcome of therapy will require integrating the efficacies of the immunosuppressive mechanisms of a given HCV isolate, and then interpreting the viral resistance potential in context of the genetic profile of the patient at loci associated with outcome of treatment.
Pharmacogenetic prediction of the outcome of IFN-based therapy for HCV will require integrating the efficacies of the immunosuppressive mechanisms of a viral isolate, and then interpreting the viral resistance potential in context of the genetic profile of the patient at loci associated with outcome of therapy.
Large sample sized, prospective randomized studies are mandatory to precisely interpret the association of antibiotic resistance to the efficacy of concomitant therapy in Taiwan.
AO helped to interpret the results of mechanisms of resistance.
Trained laboratory technicians, who have no information on previous test results from history taking and/or urinalysis, will make a culture according to the standard loop method.[ 53], interpret the culture results and determine resistance patterns.
R 1 and C 1 must then be interpreted as the resistance and capacitance of the SCR, while R 2 and τ 2 represent the avalanche breakdown mechanism, which is generating the holes required to etch the semiconductor anodically.
A comprehensive model accounting mass transfer and kinetic resistances was used to interpret the data.
The authors interpreted the observed loss of resistance to be a 'plant-mediated' phenomenon, since in vitro R. solani growth assays showed no significant alterations in the growth rate of fungal isolates when cultured with the herbicide at equivalent concentrations, compared with controls.
