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Mostly tested in oncohematology patients, their value in an ICU population is still insufficiently documented [47, 48].

In a first set of experiments, described in Section 4.1, we processed a variety of both grayscale and RGB recto verso pairs, either affected by show-through or bleed-through, including some among the ones that are mostly tested in the literature on the subject.

Mostly tested in oncohematology patients, their value in an ICU population is still insufficiently documented [ 47, 48].

Indeed, resuscitation protocols including an ScvO2 target have been mostly tested in the emergency department [ 5- 7], not after ICU admission.

In a set of six experiments (total N = 133) we found that healthy participants, mostly tested in pairs to account for any objective differences in skin softness, consistently judged another's skin as feeling softer and smoother than their own skin.

We have to mention that classical CAP theory was mostly tested in the experimental models of sepsis (intravenous LPS) or CLP peritonitis animal models in which spleen is required for dampening inflammation; however, these models only present mild lung inflammation which is manifested by less impressive intra-alveolar inflammation and hyaline membrane formation [ 68].

Prior PK studies comparing oral to parenteral MTX mostly tested MTX dosed in mg/m and never clearly established a continuum of bioavailability over the range of commonly used oral doses.

Wrappers employing the GA to search the space of feature subsets are known to be well suited for biomarker identification, although they were mostly tested on cancer data in the past.

Several inhibitors have been designed for hTP and have mostly been tested in kinetic studies.

The mutagenicity of the particulate fraction of mainstream smoke has mostly been tested in the plate incorporation version of the Salmonella typhimurium reverse mutation assay, e.g. for the benchmarking comparison of commercial cigarettes (Roemer et al., 2004; Rickert et al., 2007b) or for the assessment of changes in cigarette filter design (Gaworski et al., 2009).

Oncologists are mostly testing PARP inhibitors in ovarian and breast cancer patients born with mutations in BRCA1 or BRCA2, two of the most infamous cancer-related genes.