Furthermore, the SN biopsy allows a more extensive and focused search for metastases in one or two nodes, in contrast to the present limited analysis of the multiple lymph nodes from a complete dissection.
If such an analysis indicates HLA divergence as protective, then more extensive and focused in vitro and/or animal model research would be justified in pursuit of locale-specific HLA vaccines for HIV high-risk populations.
One reason cited in the CHAI study was a more extensive and focused social marketing campaign that involved advertising the availability of ACTs in drug shops through numerous media outlets [ 17].
Although non-spherical nanoformulations are promising anticancer drug delivery vehicles, they represent an emerging field that requires more extensive evaluations, including focus on mechanical properties, polydispersity, and stability of the carriers.
In the brain, Becn1+/− mice had more extensive parenchymal inflammatory foci, perivascular cuffing as well as more numerous tissue cysts than control mice (Figure 6F G) (p<0.01).
Histopathologic studies of the brain at 4 weeks post-infection showed that CD40−/− mice had more extensive parenchymal inflammatory foci, perivascular cuffing and more numerous tissue cysts than infected B6 mice (Figure 1G, H).
While most physicians support the need to demonstrate their ongoing competence through formal MOC programs, more extensive debates have focused on how to develop MOC methods, how to demonstrate competency, and how to pay for these initiatives.
To decrease family burden during data collection, infant temperament was assessed with an investigator-developed brief instrument adapted from more extensive measures and focused on early infant behaviors most likely to disrupt parental sleep.
Resignation and dejection were described in cases of managerial exposure to more extensive and repeated negative media focus and when the managers' general faith in their ability to cope with the situation and the expected support had undergone a more profound change.
SPGPS networks can be more focused or more extensive than CGPS installations, because SPGPS equipment can be moved from station to station quickly to increase the total number of stations observed in a given time period.
