Concrete type definitions, chemical Compounds, biological and chemical Properties, Descriptors, Models, and Predictions, contain attributes for more specific identification and description purposes.
More specific identification was made with biochemical tests.
This intriguing possibility awaits confirmation by more specific identification of the modified proteins.
Examining effects by hour, rather than using more conventional metrics like daily maximum, minimum, or mean temperature allows for a more specific identification of hazardous periods.
Thus, this method is unlikely to be of use for patient selection, and shows the need for more specific identification of endothelial biology related to response.
Due to this large number of common elements, most of the GMO detection laboratories around the world have started performing initial PCR-based screens followed by more specific identification and quantification assays (when appropriate and required by legislation).
Initial diagnosis of the tumour was attempted by fine needle aspiration and cytology but, for a more specific identification of the tumour type, a preoperative biopsy was obtained in all cases using a Jamshidi needle and submitted to histopathology.
More specific identification of the component(s) of S. aureus involved in the upregulation of MMP and associated signal transduction pathways may help in identifying novel targets for intervention.
Given the increasing availability of diagnostic tools that enable earlier and more specific identification of the infecting pathogen, premium pricing may make sense to both the payer and the drug sponsor.
Finally, the use of particular contrast methods based on nonlinear excitation, such as SHG and FLIM, allows a more specific identification of molecular species in skin, such as collagen in dermis and other nucleotides in epidermis.
