High image quality is the key feature for a correct diagnosis and goes along with a reduction in the time needed for interpretation of the CT data.
The effect of achieving wetting at the crack tip prior starting mechanical testing is demonstrated to be the key factor for a correct evaluation of the potential effect of LBE on fracture toughness.
Our results indicate that protein function, when integrated with the variation information in a SVM based method, is a key feature for a correct classification.
Scoring largely improves when protein function as encoded by Gene Ontology terms is considered, corroborating the role of protein function as a key feature for a correct annotation of its variations.
This fulfills a key criterion for modeling a correct catalytic domain for TOR.
A comprehensive-characterized reference is the key for the correct interpretation of array CGH data [ 40].
Because fractures of the distal radius and ulna and related ligamentous or bone injuries to the wrist can be occult, precise evaluation of the soft tissues of the distal forearm and wrist can be key for correct diagnosis, and a systematic approach to the soft tissues is useful.
As Dynein function and localization are key for correct spindle orientation, our data provide a first evidence that p600 may regulate spindle orientation through Ndel1/Lis1/Dynein.
While F-activation is key for entry, the correct timing is critical.
