Furthermore, the identification of mechanical properties distinct to stem cells could result in more successful sorting procedures to enrich multipotent progenitor cell populations.
Combining the results of this two-stage process produced a more successful predictive procedure.
The capability to visually identify malignant cells microscopically using Cu-porphysomes could make surgical procedures more successful as surgeons could monitor treatment response in real time, ensuring that the surgical bed is free of any residual tumor cells.
It is believed that the biopsy procedure conducted under real-time US imaging is safer and more successful than a blind procedure that is performed after marking the skin over the lower pole of the kidney with US [ 7, 10].
Consequently, some subjects became more successful if the testing procedure was modified.
Our speculation for performing experiments was the following: in vivo perfusion of ovaries by cryoprotectants before their removal and freezing can be more successful in comparison with this procedure in vitro.
While MLSA algorithms proved highly useful in computational analysis of transcription regulation, we here established that a simpler procedure is more successful for identifying promoters that are recognized by bacteriophage encoded σ factor/RNA polymerase.
Compared to traditional methodologies, this procedure is far more successful at acquiring a narrow range (45 75 μm) of pyrite particles, as reflected in batch dissolution experiments and SEM analysis.
More recently, the procedure has been more successful, although low doses of chemotherapy give the best results [ 22].
IVF procedures are on average more successful in unregulated Poland than in the rest of Europe.
While prostate removal appears to be more successful in eliminating the cancer, the pellet procedure can still be considered highly effective, according to Dr. Vaughan, at least based on data.
