Thus, while it is clearly essential for protection from M. tuberculosis infection [42] [44], the level of total IFN-γ alone appears to be of limited value in differentiating between exposure, infection and disease, as reported in both animal [45] [47] and human studies [48], [49].
With this discriminatory ability, it would appear that reduction in LVESV is of limited value in discriminating between 'responders' and 'non-responders' after CRT.
He moved his company from San Francisco to Hollywood in 1992, expecting to be able to exploit synergies between the two industries, but found that proximity to Hollywood was of limited value.For despite the convergence between games and films, the games industry is still different in a number of important respects.
However, these are of limited value when comparing miRNA levels between patients.
Radiological imaging for the assessment of tumour response may also be of limited value due to the delay between the start of treatment and tumour shrinkage and due to the inability of radiological imaging techniques to differentiate vital carcinoma from necrosis or scar tissue in case of residual lesions.
While the report accepts that the small sample makes "any realistic assessment of limited value" it said there could be between 4% and 8% more crimes per year.
While they review a great deal of material, much of it is of limited value, because there is a mismatch between the goal of assessing concurrency and the methodologies used in the studies they review.
Direct comparison of the present prevalence estimates with that found in other countries is of limited value due to the variations in scoring between investigators.
9 12 13 Diagnostic or disease focused solutions address the limited value of medical history and physical examination in differentiating between pneumonia and self limiting acute bronchitis.
Therefore, comparison of IgG titres between different groups is usually of only very limited value.
