Base don the clinical presentation it is further characterised as TN with and without concomitant facial pain indicating pure response to treatment.
Once a pathogenic organism has been isolated, it can be further characterised by its morphology, growth patterns (such as aerobic or anaerobic growth), patterns of hemolysis, and staining.
The development of new high-throughput sequencing techniques, such as pyrosequencing has made it possible to further characterise post-mortem damage in ancient DNA [19], [20], [22].
Given this difference between epidermal and follicular melanocytes, we thought it necessary to further characterise PAX3-positive melanocytes in the normal skin.
CT is very sensitive in detecting even a small haemothorax and can further characterise it by measuring accurately the Hounsfield (HU) units attenuation values of the pleural fluid.
McNerny and Burkard (2011) compared cVEMPs for AC and BC over a 30 dB range but reported the relationship was simply "monotonic" without further characterising it.
In addition, by measuring muscle echo intensity it is possible to further characterise age-related or pathological changes of the striated muscles with special regard to dystrophic changes in terms of fatty degeneration and replacement of muscle by connective tissue (Fig. 1).
It will be interesting to further characterise the function of these sequences in E. superba in the light of lipids as a major energy store for Antarctic marine species and the enhanced levels of dissolved oxygen and the potential for increased ROS damage in Southern Ocean species.
It will be important to further characterise the evolution of ACPA responses in human RA, and to determine if the evolution and/or expansion of ACPA responses is associated with the persistence and severity of RA.
Due to advances in genome sequencing, comparative mapping and computational technologies, it is now possible to further characterise the duplicated regions involved in the control of complex traits by more precise mapping of QTL and better estimate the proportion of QTL at homoeologous positions.
