A study was designed to assess whether there were differences in the diagnostic skills of Primary Care Physicians using different diagnostic techniques.
This pilot study sought to assess whether there were morphological alterations in the fetal component of the placenta which could be detrimental to exchange and therefore pregnancy outcome.
To assess whether there were significant correlations between Se and other elements in samples 1 and 2, elemental concentrations (intensity) from the micro-SXRF xy scan were plotted against each other (Fig. 6).
A Mann–Whitney U test (numeric variables) or chi-squared analysis was performed in order to assess whether there were differences in characteristics and outcome if surgery was performed on the dominant side versus the nondominant side.
Maximum density was chosen to assess whether there were individual human differences in the control of parasite density independently of parasite genotype.
A graphical representation of the 1-gram weight variable was made with complete histograms for each year, to assess whether there were preferences for certain values.
Maximum density was chosen to assess whether there were individual human differences in tolerance of parasite burden prior to onset of clinical symptoms.
To assess whether there were defects in CNS development we examined the fly eye and found that R cells were shorter than normal (Fig. 2A, B).
To assess whether there were intrinsic differences between IPF and control myofibroblasts, we analyzed transcript abundance and ribosome recruitment in both contractile and non-contractile collagen matrices.
We then compared two-term models with Tm and either length or GC content to assess whether there were residual effects of these variables after accounting for Tm.
In order to assess whether there were positive effects of species interactions on resource use, we compared the ΔTPC and ΔPC in species mixture to the best performing monoculture ( = overyielding [6]).
