Specifically, samples of interest (i.e. plasma or liver samples) were randomly analyzed and the quality control (QC) samples, prepared by pooling of all plasma or liver samples, were regularly placed in the measurement sequence.
In clinical practice, the laboratory parameters indicative of liver and renal damage were regularly used for auxiliary diagnosis of SFTS.
Even though liver monitoring was supposed to continue monthly for such patients, only 5percentt of doctors were regularly testing the liver function of patients on the drug five months after the warnings.
No statistical data on the pathological signs of HEV infection in the liver can be reported because liver biopsies were not performed and no rabbits were regularly necropsied during the entire study.
White blood cell count, blood platelet count, hemoglobin count, liver and kidney functions, and other indicators were regularly monitored during the treatment process.
Mice were regularly monitored through bioimaging for the appearance and growth of liver metastasis.
Patient's liver and kidney functions, as well as concentrations of cyclosporine A in blood, were regularly monitored.
References were regularly updated.
Patients were regularly followed postoperatively.
All stimuli were regularly pronounceable.
