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To further identify tissue characteristics and tissue composition of solid tumors that determine peptide distribution, MRI was used as it allows for excellent soft tissue characterization.
Hence, to check that some variables seem endogenous, Hausman's specification test was used as it allows the detection of any endogeneity bias.
Rather, the phased array probe has become more prominently used as it allows reliable examination of the cardiac structures, which remains at the core of the assessment of the unstable patient.
In the specific case of the comparison with CASRS, the OEAroModelMDL was used, as it allows for a more "apples to apples" comparison to the older study by allowing only six-membered rings of carbon and nitrogen to be aromatic, provided they satisfy the 'Hückel 4n + 2′ rule [58, 59] (i.e., atoms are sp2-hybridized).
It is widely used as it allows examination of the interference between two tasks.
This instrument is widely used as it allows patient self-rating of depressive symptoms, avoiding evaluation bias.
The multilevel modelling software package MLwiN v2.01 (http://www.cmm.bristol.ac.uk/MLwiN/index.shtml ) was used as it allowed us to create linear models within the hierarchical structure of the data of repeated measurements on flocks and flocks within companies.
A qualitative methodology was used as it allowed us to explore and probe the beliefs, experiences and views of the healthcare professionals concerning insulin initiation as encountered in their respective local practices [ 21].
Globally it is one of the most widely used methods as it allows easy process monitoring and reporting of wastewater samples.
The assay has been used extensively as it allows high throughput screening and it has high sensitivity for the detection of active ingredients even at low concentrations.
An incidence-based approach follows a disease cohort for the duration of the disease and estimates discounted costs [ 34], it is the most commonly used method as it allows policy makers to understand the potential impact of reducing the incidence of a disease by adopting cost-effective strategies.
