The landscape of coagulation medicine is further complicated by the fact that evidence-based data are lacking for many assays of coagulation, especially given the rapid pace of development of new systems or modification of existing tests.
A modification of the test involves the substitution of a test dose of glucagon for epinephrine (glucagon tolerance test).
Currently it is not clear whether the manufacturers of ACPA tests are considering such a modification of the test.
A trial of the Cardiff modification of the test failed to discriminate between groups of patients with benign and malignant chest disease.
Conversely, it would be very interesting to perform quantitative IgGκ and IgGλ tests with Hevylite antibodies in paired CSF and serum samples if a modification of this test for CSF becomes available.
Correcting the bias in GC is straightforward by simple modification of the test statistic (GCF).
A modification of the test section also allows the study of freezing in pure water which is used for comparison.
Modification of existing testing methods is required because, in most cases, they are insufficient for greenhouse covering materials.
Given the often identified need for modification of OECD testing guidelines, the use of these cannot per se be assigned high regulatory adequacy.
The findings from that initial work was followed by modification of the test procedure to include an upwind IR analyzer, shortened sampling cycles to produce more data, and additional canister samples collected outside the burn period.
Here we propose instead the use of a modification of this test, a sequential Bonferroni correction [25].
