Post-event interference can be minimized by provision of a minimally disruptive context, or by the subject's ability to focus on a relevant subset of the environment.
In this context, minimally-invasive blood-based "liquid" biopsies are attractive as a practical surrogate for solid tumor tissue, providing a window into metastatic disease.
This "predigested" Aβ40 yielded baseline modification rates for side chains in the context of minimally structured segments while preserving the sequence context of the residues of interest.
The relatively high negative predictive value suggests that normal thoracic appearances at PMMR excludes the majority of important thoracic lesions at autopsy, and so could be useful in the context of minimally invasive autopsy for excluding non-cardiac thoracic abnormalities.
The reasonable NPV suggests that normal thoracic appearances at PMMR exclude the majority of important thoracic lesions at autopsy, and so could be useful in the context of minimally invasive autopsy for detecting non-cardiac thoracic abnormalities.
This allows the specific analysis of our introduced mutations within the context of a minimally altered genomic locus.
Breeze et al. investigated the feasibility of percutaneous foetal organ biopsies using ultrasound guidance ± surface landmarks in the context of a minimally invasive autopsy.
But upon ramping up the standard to what he finds minimally acceptable, the standard admits of context dependent variation.
Short testing times are necessary in a clinical context because they interfere minimally with routine care procedures and avoid fluctuations in vigilance, attention, and fatigue which can cause false negatives on ERP-based tests [42].
However, despite the influence of income on the Community Context Domain, we found that overall Community Context Domain scores changed minimally when we calculated them with and without the income measure (Pearson correlation coefficient 0.88).
Physiotherapists were often singled out for their ability to offer individualised, person-centred care in a context where the vegetative or minimally conscious state patient risks being treated as "just a body".
