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However, the predictive power of the traditional biomarkers used (eg, plasma metabolites and cytokines, body parameters) is apparently not sufficient for reliable monitoring of stage-dependent pathogenesis starting with the healthy state via its initiation and development to the established disease and further progression to late clinical outcomes.

The proposed genes and model hold promise for monitoring of OSCC stage progression, and our findings may facilitate cancer detection at an earlier stage, resulting in improved treatment outcomes.

Outcome measures include the quality of the retinal photographs, the general practitioners' diagnostic accuracy, the acceptability of this intervention to patients, general practice staff and ophthalmologists, screening rates, appropriate monitoring of early stage disease, and the cost-effectiveness of this model, compared to usual care.

Monitoring of river stages is one of the basic observations required for understanding catchment hydrology and hydraulic systems.

RNA quality was further verified for contamination by monitoring transcripts of stage-specific genes, i.e. ama1 and pfccp2, by diagnostic RT-PCR (for primer sequences, see Additional file 2: Table S2).

We also monitored the frequencies of stage I-IV neutropenia-related events throughout the chemotherapy courses, as well as the dynamics of CD34+/45+ HSCs, which was essentially a blind search in the absence of the documented time-course data.

Furthermore, our data present for the first time a real-time monitoring of early parasitic stage development with alternating zoite and meront predominances, observed respectively at peaks and local minima in the impedimetric signal.

A program in Matlab programming language has demonstrated the possibility of monitoring at all stages of the dehydration process, with measurements of the specific mass of the sample having an estimated error of the order of 1%.

This corroborates previous suggestions that monitoring of the early stages of capacity building should be much more 'light touch' than the later stages when more sophisticated capacity such empowerment and changes in systems should be monitored.

Along the same lines, close monitoring of the various stages involved in the writing of a class paper cuts down significantly on students' ability to get away with turning in papers from term-paper mills.

Longitudinal home monitoring of sleep-wake stages is not currently available.