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These measurements may permit early detection of changes of cartilage matrix integrity, which could lead to osteoarthritis, and thus would be a relevant preclinical model for the development of clinical treatment before any cartilage morphological alterations occur.
31P-NMR spectroscopy may permit early monitoring of endocrine therapy for mammary cancer.
Imatinib (IM) has transient but significant activity in advanced phases of CML, which may permit early allografting for responding patients.
46 Regular patient follow-up may permit early diagnosis and treatment of any treatment-emergent side effects and may therefore also improve outcomes.
Measurement of exhaled nitric oxide is a simple method that may permit early detection of unsuspected peripheral airway injury during mechanical ventilation, both in healthy and diseased lungs.
In recurrent breast cancer, elevated serum HER-2/neu levels may permit early detection of occult metastasis and identification of patients with a high probability of shortened survival.
The high flexibility of segments of the protein, particularly residues 38-53, may permit the switching from the first to the second proton wire during catalysis and the generation of the epimerization product.
In noninsular habitats, while local eradications may permit re-colonization by natives (Hoffmann 2010), such outcomes will often be sustainable only through long-term vigilance and defense.
The gatA gene contains an insertion sequence (IS) element in E. coli W3110, which suggests a phenotypic loss for galactitol utilization as a carbon source, yet experimental data reveals that the strain can still use this substrate as sole carbon source, indicating that other transporters may permit galactitol transport for E. coli W3110.
Only 10 other states permit spring practice.
As recently reported, template switch and translesion DNA synthesis postreplication repair pathways may permit such ribonucleotides to be tolerated (Lazzaro et al., 2012).
