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With the exception of the functional assays, the current definition is not suitable to clearly discriminate between these two cell populations [ 11, 39, 40].

Therefore, there exists an unique opportunity for EV-OCT to offer the combination of in vivo imaging with a resolution suitable to clearly identify this important vascular structure.

Whenever there is a wide variation in a measure, a scale suitable to express it clearly and simply, but reliably, is warranted -- and routinely used.

Data was extracted as already outlined, using a preliminary screen of two analysts identifying the content validity of each study: advanced cancer, numbers of patients >10 and use of a chemotherapeutic agent or agents alone with no potentially confounding surgery/radiotherapy or other treatments for suitable follow-up to clearly report any CR rate.

Since nitrogen adsorption/desorption analysis is not suitable to probe macroporous properties, clearly indicated by the visual appearance of the materials and SEM images, we subsequently reduce our discussion at this point to the nanoporous properties determined by the weight fraction of good solvent THF and PEG200 as porogenic diluents.

Despite leading to higher delay, lower transmission ranges are clearly more suitable to meet this goal.

Here, the zero, parabolic diffusion, and modified Freundlich models are not suitable to explain the entire system, clearly the data points that do not form a straight line (Figure 8a,c,d).

An accompanying editor's comment and a prompt letter to the editor by Humaidan et al. [ 40] raised surprise and concerns regarding the application of the new protocol in candidates, clearly not suitable to receive 1500 UI hCG for luteal support.

As the yeast model system is clearly not suitable to address chromatin diversification and its function in the context of the complex multicellular development of higher organisms, we developed an experimental system for the model organism Drosophila melanogaster that serves as a tool to directly assess histone functions by molecular genetics and by transgene-dependent rescue.

These genes would clearly not be suitable to normalize data obtained from these particular experimental conditions, even if their overall expression stability is high.

Clearly, the DILOT model is not suitable to describe the conformation of aptamers when the salt concentration is higher than the [Na+]c.