Molecular heterogeneity of colorectal carcinoma (CRC) is well recognized, forming the rationale for molecular tests required before administration of some of the novel targeted therapies that now are rapidly entering the clinics.
Based on 81 valid responses, this study has discovered that practitioners recognize the importance of documenting design rationale and frequently use them to reason about their design choices.
Whereas the rationale for integrated care has been recognized, the implementation of this type of care is often complex.
Such spaces provided the rationale for arthroplasty, and he, as others he cites, recognized the importance of interposing various materials to facilitate such formation.
Much of the American rationale for rapidly turning over the policing role is that the Iraqis are better able to recognize the terrorists, many of them foreigners, who weave through Iraqi society.
Apple, the Beatles' company, recognizes this: audience renewal is the rationale for such endeavors as the "1" collection and "The Beatles Revolution".
U.S. policymakers need to recognize that the main rationale for U.S. intervention in the Middle East -- the Soviet threat -- has long since disappeared, and that U.S. military intervention in the region only ignites anti-Americanism in the form of international terrorism.
The rationale was that NMO-IgG recognizes an extracellular epitope of AQP4, binds to complement, and leads to the internalization of AQP4 in vitro [15].
The rescue ethnopharmacology of historical uses of plants is recognized as valuable for bioprospection, since they afford the rationale for selection and research of medicinal plants [ 15].
From this close interplay between inflammation and coagulation, which is a recognized way toward organ dysfunction and mortality, emerges the rationale to characterize the host response to infection.
