Haematoxylin and eosin slides were reassessed by a consultant upper gastrointestinal pathologist (SAP) to select the most suitable specimens for immunohistochemistry. Biopsy samples were classified using internationally agreed criteria (Ibrahim, 2000; Schlemper et al, 2000; Odze, 2006).
Therefore, by addressing the aforementioned problems, we demonstrated the tissue distribution of ACh, the most suitable molecular specimen for positive ion detection by IMS, to reveal its localization in central nervous system tissues.
Peregrine falcon and sparrowhawk specimens were selected as most suitable species to determine temporal trends of DBDE.
NCT and CT specimens obtained from patients with colorectal cancer were used as test specimens (8 sampatientsatoents) to determine the most suitable internal references.
Finally, it is concluded that the methodology is most suitable for the investigation of creep due to the simplicity of specimen handling, preparation and setup design, while maximizing long term stability and deformation precision.
Two of the models are proposed after such evaluation, so the most suitable one must be selected depending on the level of damage the specimen has undergone during testing (up to failure, beyond failure phase).
The MagIC database (Constable et al. 2006) has already developed the necessary structures to accommodate specimen level paleomagnetic and rock magnetic data and is the most suitable place to store these data.
Low-density polyethylene was determined to have the most suitable dielectric properties and was selected for laboratory tests using tension coupon specimens.
This major structural protein in bone is the most suitable target for radiocarbon dating, but the PNAS authors could only identify 27 specimens out of the haul that met the necessary standard.
Both approaches estimate the habitat suitability, ranging from 0 (least suitable) to 1 (most suitable).
