We felt it would be informative to measure decision making under conditions of heightened motivation and stress because differences between control subjects and individuals with DBDs may be most evident in "hot" motivational contexts (10,15).
It would have been informative to measure absolute lymphocyte counts and functional immune parameters; however, because the quality of these measurements degrades with increasing storage time and transportation, such measurements were deemed not feasible in this project.
One study evaluated training using more than one psychoacoustic outcome measure and so it is informative to explore the degree of convergence between results.
The proposed diagnostic protocol directs what to measure and when to measure so that the data is informative to better estimate the parameters influencing the tumor growth.
Given this, it is not surprising that tarenflurbil did not demonstrate efficacy in man, although it would have been informative to have measured the Aβ metabolite spectrum in the CSF of patients who received the drug to confirm whether the therapeutic mechanism of action a decrease in the longer forms of Aβ had been achieved.
For enzymes, it is much more informative to measure defined parameters (such as KD or Ki) that can be compared with computed binding constants, and can be used in modelling complex pathways.
Although it would be also informative to measure protein abundance changes [ 24, 51, 61], mRNA profiling is more convenient at this time, and studies profiling both miRNAs and mRNAs are emerging [ 32, 62].
Thus, it will be very informative to measure lipid peroxides, glutathione, and NF-κB/p65 protein in the skin of acne patients treated with APS to further elucidate the mechanism of action of this antiacne compound.
Not all sponges are as easy to culture, but it would be informative to try to culture homoscleromorph sponges to measure the resistance and exclusion of ruthenium red and other molecules by their epithelium.
