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They further employed K-means clustering for fund categorization, which enables the reliable examination of correlations between the fund's scale and return.

Rather, the phased array probe has become more prominently used as it allows reliable examination of the cardiac structures, which remains at the core of the assessment of the unstable patient.

Usually a common sense approach is all that is needed to make CT imaging of the spine a relatively quick, simple and highly reliable examination of high diagnostic value.

True FISP offers a high signal-to-noise ratio and imaging efficiency; true FISP provides reliable examination of blood vessels without the need for intravenous administration of contrast medium [9].

Although the Illumina Infinium HumanMethylation27 platform provides a high-throughput and a reliable examination of a large number of genes [63], studies in birth defects investigating a larger number of CpG sites should be conducted.

However, the inclusion of the divergent aplousobranch sequences in this 110-taxon analysis precludes a reliable examination of the phylogenetic relationships among the slower-evolving taxa.

US has in previous studies been found to be a valid and reliable examination for assessment of synovitis as well as the degree of vascularization (by use of PD activity) [ 2- 5].

The ACE is the first valid and reliable examination for the assessment and quantification of cognition in critically ill patients.

However, the major advantages of our study were that the participants represented the general female population of Korea, and that more reliable examination results were obtained because of the use of trained examiners, including dentists and radiologists trained by a government organization.

Therefore, an objective measurement is required for reliable examination.

A reliable physical examination of the rotator cuff in the setting of glenohumeral osteoarthritis (OA) can be difficult due to pain and stiffness (Dinnes et al. 2003, Gupta et al. 2004, Komaat et al. 2005, Roemer et al. 2009).