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About 20,000 of the 35,000 women diagnosed with breast cancer every year will be suitable for testing, and of these 5,000 may benefit from Herceptin.

This is a huge amount of data, and a relatively large area is not suitable for testing and enhancing the details of the filtering method.

It has been proven that the presented method is suitable for testing and improving the signal-to-noise ratio of NMR scanners without the need for the accumulation of seldom-used expensive instrumentation.

Primary tumours or metastatic lesions are considered equally suitable for testing, and testing of many different areas within a single tumour is not necessary.

If the sample size is not large enough, the relation and model mined from the training samples are not suitable for testing and, as a result, over-fitting happens.

A total of 2805 individuals were approached for study participation, 1169 (41.7%) were enrolled and completed the survey and 1,132 966%) provided a DBS sample suitable for testing and answered the ethnicity questions.

The growing importance of phylogenomics and metagenomics (e.g., [ 36, 37]) will lead to a greater need for models suitable for testing hypotheses, and estimating rates and patterns of evolution, in large multi-gene datasets.

The 4L C* mouse mimics the CNS phenotype and biochemistry of some type 3 (neuronopathic) variants of Gaucher disease and is a unique model suitable for testing pharmacological chaperone and substrate reduction therapies, and investigating the mechanisms of neuronopathic Gaucher disease.

The residuals, resulting from a regression on each of the breeding variables against the selected eigenvectors, are species-specific phylogenetically-free data (correlogram Z≤1.96), suitable for testing for climatic and environmental effects.

Secondary assays identified those compounds suitable for testing in mammals and provided insight into mechanism of action, which for several compounds could be distinguished from ezetimibe, a drug used to inhibit cholesterol absorption in humans that broadly inhibited lipid absorption in zebrafish larvae.

Limestone was chosen as a substrate being particularly porous and suitable for testing the "peelability" of the gel and the ability of the gel to retain the liquid phase.