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Logistic regression analysis revealed that EGFR mutations in cytology specimens represented an independent predictor of the gefitinib response.

We carried out logistic regression analysis of various factors, and found that only EGFR mutations in cytology specimens represented an independent predictor for sensitivity to gefitinib.

Furthermore, the examined breast cancer specimens represented a variety of cell types, including pure invasive ductal, mixed ductal and lobular, and pure invasive lobular carcinomas.

A number of small specimens representing an element of an aircraft fuselage joint were subjected to fatigue, monitored during loading and inspected after loading, to determine the ability of various NDT techniques to detect fretting damage.

These specimens represent an important time series because birds replace all of their feathers every year and these specimens had been collected entirely within the Manufacturing Belt during the previous 135 years.

In effect, such specimens represent an instantaneous snapshot of what the particles were like in solution, a thin slab of which is "removed" and placed onto an EM grid. Figure 1 shows a schematic version of what such an ideal specimen might look like.

Using an homologous acellular matrix derived from surgical specimens represents an interesting tissue engineering approach since the matrix is biocompatible, contains adhesion molecules and growth factors, and it is obtained from a healthy organ [ 26, 27] and not from hepatoma cell lines, e.g. Matrigel™ [ 28].

The specimens represent an ontogenetic sequence consisting of four stages: (I) formation of the cotyledons in the seed and germination; (II) development of primary leaves and taproot; (III) thickening of the taproot and appearance of secondary roots; and (IV) development of the first differentiated leaves and absence of the seed remnants.

Each specimen represented an interior connection with steel beams PT to a column; one specimen also incorporated a composite slab.

The team concluded that the specimen represented an adult, because the bones in its skull appeared to be fused rather than open as in immature specimens.

The ability to perform specimen radiography to confirm the presence of representative calcification within the specimens represents a significant advantage over fine-needle aspiration.