However, the selection based on citation count may exclude high quality conference publications that have recently been published and thereby have not yet received many citations.
If the interval between induction and beginning of the treatment is too long the effect of improvement of the pancreatic microcirculation may not occur when fulminate necroses are already present, as the rationale for the treatment approach is to improve microcirculatory perfusion and thereby save not yet irreversibly injured tissue from infarction and necrosis [ 52, 53].
Whether pyocyanin induces a change in mitochondrial membrane lipids, for instance by oxidation, and thereby stimulates Asm has not yet been determined.
For other rationally designed target-based therapeutics such as the erbB1 inhibitors, the farnesyltransferase inhibitors, and the mTOR kinase inhibitors, similar screening test determinants predicting anti-cancer activity, thereby allowing patient selection, have not yet been refined.
The Mugabe administration promptly decided to reduce the future army's size by about 30,000 and to disarm and demobilise all ZANLA and ZIPRA personnel who had not yet been integrated, thereby breaking the promise of a place in the army for every guerrilla.
The conduct and practices of PBVE are thereby ongoing processes in Sweden that have not yet been studied enough by researchers to determine what the students can learn from the structure of a project-based learning environment (PBLE).
Groups that have not yet received the intervention thereby function as control groups [ 39].
Geneticists have conducted studies in order to establish connections between contemporary human groups, thereby revealing past migrations, but systematic sampling has not yet been carried out.
The seemingly contradictory correlation between gene deletion and overexpression suggests activation of MTAP and CDKN2 promoters, and thereby increased gene expression levels in patients who have not yet lost one or two copies of these genes.
These tests are not yet available at the point of care, however, thereby limiting their applicability to general practice.
