However, almost none of the developed methods designed to inhibit tumor growth gives a satisfactorily result without deleterious side effects.
Furthermore thick and inhomogeneous pollution accumulations could not be eliminated satisfactorily resulting into irregular surfaces.
This, together with the bold discoveries of the German mathematician Georg Cantor in set theory, made it clear that, to avoid further confusion and satisfactorily answer paradoxical results, a new and more rigorous foundation for mathematics was necessary.
test performs to a suitable level of accuracy for the intended purpose: that is, it produces results that can satisfactorily answer the clinical question allowing for uncertainty of measurement; and that this level of accuracy is routinely maintained.
The model predicted satisfactorily the results of the column experiments.
In conclusion, before all main factors affecting antler cell proliferation in vitro will be satisfactorily investigated, results of in vitro studies focused on hormonal regulation of antler growth should be taken with extreme caution.
We suggest, that before all possible main factors affecting antler cells proliferation in vitro will be satisfactorily investigated, results of in vitro studies focused on hormonal regulation of antler growth [1], [4], [5], [9] [11] should be taken with increased caution.
In another experiment (not shown) repeat amplifications of the same RNA prep give satisfactorily consistent results (correlation coefficient >0.9).
When cells were exposed to MSB the signaling network was unable to substitute AtfA satisfactorily, which resulted in serious disturbances in the cell homeostasis and concurrently altered the transcription levels of a large group of genes, which were therefore described as potential AtfA targets (Fig. 2, Table 5).
For example, one serious weakness in the German system is the traditional fragmentation of care across the different health care sectors (e.g. inpatient and outpatient care, rehabilitation), which has been addressed by several recent reforms but has still not been satisfactorily overcome, resulting in serious difficulties in realizing substantial structural changes [ 13, 15, 19].
