Such factors would favor the importance of the local environment, such as lung tissue, to search for a marker of practical applicability, but less invasive measures, such as serum, represent the great advantage of being much easier to obtain, especially in children.
In comparison, the applicability of another validated marker of fibrosis, elastography, was much lower, with an 81.9% applicability rate assessed in 13,369 examinations, including 3.1% failure and 15.8% unreliable results [ 26].
An assessment of applicability of these studies.
Architecture of continuity with an endless array of applicability.
New areas of applicability are being investigated.
Further studies should be conducted to investigate the general applicability of CRP as an unbiased marker of inflammatory activity during treatment of IMPA.
However, the applicability of mt genomes as a marker of highly divergent lineages is still controversial [ 14, 15] and remains to be elucidated [ 16].
Future studies are required to determine the applicability of this paradigm as a conflict marker of socio-emotional skills in normal and psychiatric populations.
As a proof of concept, in silico BSA was conducted on the BeanCAP panel to discover SNPs tightly linked to the chromosomal region underlying the I gene, with the aim of developing codominant markers with broad applicability for MAS of the I gene across the different market classes and gene pools of common bean.
The ultimate objectives of the meeting were to review present knowledge and consensus about the characteristics of currently applied markers of glycaemic exposure and the applicability of such markers among the non-diabetic population.
Thereafter, the knowns and unknowns of the applicability of glycaemic exposure markers in the non-diabetic population were discussed and summarised.
