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The MEP should therefore be tested in other clinical settings.
The effects of mechanical ventilation and of weaning should therefore be tested specifically for these patients.
The immunogenicities of the identified tumour antigens should therefore be tested in a larger patient population, to determine their prevalence in various types of cancer.
The POM should therefore be tested for undesired effects by incubation with the protein and subsequent SDS-PAGE or CD analysis prior to crystallization.
Agreement is a property of the test, and it should therefore be tested in the population in which it will be used [ 19].
The pharmacokinetic properties of any new AA formula should therefore be tested, as well as the quantity and quality of the AA formulation.
The percentages of significant interactions for combinations NRG1-NRG2 aNRG2-EGFRGFR are based on a small number of tests and should therefore be treated with caution, but the percentages for NRG1-NRG3 and ERBB4 are based on substantial numbers.
In conclusion, the structural methods were able to verify that two non-synonymous substitutions (E264K and V231G) can destabilize the protein structure, and are in agreement with mCSM predictions, and should therefore be experimentally tested for NAT1 activity.
The effective suppression of vacuolization by GSK-7975A and PD150606 indicate that these compounds could be useful for reducing cellular and tissue damage in acute pancreatitis and should therefore be further tested in in vivo models of this important disease (with the ultimate aim of developing a treatment).
PPI usage (in this study 48%% of the population) may result in false negative test results in both invasive and non-invasive tests, such as culture, histology and 13C-urea breath testing, and should therefore be stopped two weeks before testing [ 36].
Excessive tension as well as loose fixation should therefore be controlled intraoperatively by testing range of motion and anterior knee stability under arthroscopic visualisation.
