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Initial studies have suggested that measurement of T wave variability may yield important prognostics markers of cardiac mortality, but approaches and experimental designs vary.
The proposed multi-step forging in the present work may yield important information for the development of hot-deformation techniques and new alloy design strategies of γ-TiAl alloys.
The new functional imaging approach may yield important kinematic information on the distribution of instantaneous velocities in the RV diastolic flow field of specific normal or diseased hearts.
Snow-AMMs contain particles which might be derived from the outer region of the Solar System (Duprat et al., 2010); therefore, combined studies of noble gases and mineralogy of snow-AMMs may yield important information related to their parent bodies.
Even with a low probability of getting those results, Becker says going ahead with the trial called STRIVE (Sierra Leone Trial to Introduce a Vaccine against Ebola)—is a good idea because it may yield important information about the VSV vector.
Putting block structures together and taking them apart may yield important lessons for math, where after all, we add units and take units away all the time.
The focused study of the mechanisms by which imprinted gene expression is established and maintained may therefore yield important insights into human development and the molecular etiology of these diseases, and, more broadly, may shed light on important principles that govern the epigenetic regulation of gene expression.
A more detailed understanding of the proteins found in blood and blood products, and the identification of their interactions, may also yield important information for the design of new small molecule therapeutics and also for future improvements in TM.
MRI remains the principal investigative technique, but MDCT with multiplanar reformat and isotope studies may also yield important information.
These few spots may however yield important biological information and reliable quantification of all of them is needed.
Further molecular characterization of the defects in different mutants such as the Crb1 rd8/rd8, may also yield important information on optimizing transplant efficiency.
