Molecular studies on maturing/mature tumours, such as ganglioneuroblastomas or ganglioneuromas, (Ambros et al, 1996; Brodeur, 2003) require meticulous identification of tumour and Schwannian stromal cells, and can thus only be undertaken when using an appropriate system (e.g., on ganglionic cells or by microdissection, ideally on paraffin sections).
You want to be meticulous in your identification of home business assets in order to avoid paying double premiums.
The prevention of the identification of individuals through meticulous and costly de-identification procedures has kept investigators, statisticians, data managers, ethics committees and oversight bodies busy, as data and sample collections have grown to form large databases and biorepositories.
In this study, a meticulous diagnostic approach was chosen for identification of the COPD cases, including a complete clinical evaluation with spirometry before and after bronchodilation, to minimize misclassification of asthmatics as COPD cases.
(In their commentary, the scholars explain the meticulous detective work that went into their identification of the exact locations where Welles filmed).
After identification of the type of arthroplasty, meticulous and systematic analysis of the following parameters on an anteroposterior standing pelvic radiograph should be undertaken: leg length, vertical and horizontal centre of rotation, lateral acetabular inclination, and femoral stem positioning.
Acetaminophen-induced ALF requires meticulous supportive care on an ICU, and rapid identification and transfer to a specialist liver centre is required for those patients who will die without liver transplantation.
As frustrating as this can sometimes be, especially in a world of fast-paced mainstream and social media, we have to be meticulous in our approach to ensure we achieve reliable scientific identification.
Acetaminophen-induced acute liver failure (ALF) requires meticulous supportive care in an intensive care unit (ICU), with early identification and transfer of patients who are likely to require liver transplantation to a specialist liver centre.
The identification of cardiovascular comorbidities is the most challenging task, and meticulous preoperative evaluation of heart defects should be warranted.
The identification of the anatomical substrate of the LEO has fostered meticulous analysis of entrainment, the molecular mechanisms of timekeeping, and the output pathways of this circadian pacemaker.
