These mutations are normally not disease relevant, however, in combination with further mutations they may enhance the phenotype.
The development of the questionnaire was based on the relevant literature in combination with the researchers' experiences of the health education and the informational needs of patients' caregivers who act as in hospital caregivers.
This measure can reliably assess experienced cognitive load, and is often used in cognitive load research because it provides relevant information in combination with learning outcome measures [ 104, 108].
Our study took a combined approach, using available relevant passerine fossils in combination with an interpretation of the New Zealand-Antarctica vicariance event that is in better accordance with the most recent geological evidence [ 5- 7].
Conceptually, there are four interpretations of these findings: the tested variables (cardiac index and pHi) are not relevant to survival; the defined targets were not adequate; the targets were relevant but only in combination with the achievement of other goals; and finally, the efforts to achieve the goals were not adequate, and the goal therefore was not achieved.
FNAB is a relevant test, especially in combination with palpation and imaging findings[ 8- 10].
In an ideal setting, however, preceding qualitative assessment of relevant experiential dimensions in combination with expert input on more ideal conceptual approaches linking client experiences with perception dimensions could allow more defined results [ 46].
A targeted oligoarray will eventually have the potential feasibility in design that enables detection of all clinically relevant genomic imbalances and, in combination with CNV databases, interpretation of benign polymorphic CNVs.
The occasional reappearance of rabies in Austria usually leads to vaccination campaigns in relevant areas; these campaigns, in combination with routine animal vaccination, prevent the dissemination of rabies (6).
In the second phase of the analysis, it evaluates each relevant feature, singly and in combination with each other, for non-zero contributions to trait variance.
