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A non-specific band detected under some immunoblotting conditions does not seem to be of relevance for the performed immunohistochemistry, given that tissue specimens from healthy breast tissue do not demonstrate immunopositivity with Mab F-E2G5 and correlation results indicate that the outcome correlates with a nuclear staining pattern.
Vroemen and colleagues have shown that clinical outcome correlates with 3D rotational deficits but not with 2D evaluation parameters [18].
This biochemical outcome correlates with the positive staining observed in SA-β-Galactosidase assays (Figure 5B).
This outcome correlates with a more rapid production of HA-specific serum antibodies in the GM-CSF group (Figure 2) and suggests that the presence of HA-specific IgG in the BALF following PMED DNA immunization may result from the transudation of IgG from the serum into the lung mucosa [46], [47].
Across all serotypes, clinical outcome correlates strongly to APACHE score.
Accordingly surgical specialisation is now a mandatory requisite since outcome correlates with volume of patients treated.
They found that both the morphological changes and RECIST outcome correlated with the histological evaluation of resected metastases, focusing on vital tumour cells, but prediction of minor pathological response was significantly better by morphological changes compared to RECIST.
Poor seizure outcome correlated strongly with: (a) an early appearance of dysphagia and additional deterioration of the already retarded mental function; (b) a predominance of atypical absence seizures; and (c) persistent frequent epileptiform discharges during electroencephalographic evaluations.
Their pathomorphological outcome correlated with high disease severity.
Outcome correlated with clinical state on admission (Fisher-exact test, P < 0.05).
Instead, our study was able to report home time, an objective outcome correlated closely with the modified Rankin scale and increasingly being examined in stroke research.
