Sentence examples for marker assessment from inspiring English sources
The design choice is driven by scientific rationale, marker prevalence, strength of preliminary evidence, assay performance, and turn-around times for marker assessment.
The strength of the preliminary evidence, the prevalence of the marker, the reproducibility and validity of the assay, and the feasibility of real-time marker assessment play a major role in the choice of the design.
To test our hypothesis that protein expression patterns measured across the serum proteome would have potential diagnostic utility in VTE, we developed and applied a protein marker assessment that uses MALDI-TOF MS and new computational approaches in a cohort of hospitalized patients undergoing radiographic evaluation for VTE.
Morphological and lineage marker assessment indicates that MSCs, even within shallow durotactic gradients, migrate to stiffer matrix and then differentiate into a more contractile cell, though this behavior is complicated by some degree of 'memory' of the previously soft environment from which they migrated.
Results of immunohistochemical marker assessment are presented in Table 1.
The former authors found an association between image response and tumor marker assessment at 4 weeks of therapy.
Inflammatory marker assessments were performed on stored blood samples from baseline.
PET-CT was performed when CT scans, tumor marker assessments, and the history or a physical examination yielded suspicious findings.
This would suggest that serial tumour marker assessments should be performed in all patients during follow-up irrespective of the levels before resection of the metastases.
Biologic marker assessments included CD20+ B cells and CD138+ plasmacytoid cells, anti-dsDNA antibodies, ANAs, immunoglobulins (IgG, IgM, IgE, and IgA), and complement (C3 and C4).
Strengths of the present study lie in exposure measurements in each subject's community microenvironment and in repeated biological marker assessments in a well-characterized patient sample.
