We conclude that urinary ANC excretion in humans could usefully be surveyed to indicate exposure to N-nitroso compounds.
This statistic is usefully interpreted as indicating the degree to which molecular evolution is 'clock-like'.
On this basis, we conclude that the ubiquitous term "scenario planning" is a misnomer and propose that other "scenario" terminologies might usefully be adopted that more precisely indicate the process and objectives of scenario interventions.
Although SE is usually divided into two stages, induction and expression [ 5], our morphological and histological observations indicate that it could usefully be divided into three different processes: dedifferentiation of somatic cells, transition from NECs to ECs and development of somatic embryos.
Nevertheless, the studies included in the review indicate several strategies that could be usefully employed to reduce risk in high-risk and general population targets, such as providing opportunistic screening.
These facts indicate that different combinations are able to usefully explore different aspects of coexpression: therefore the most effective strategy is to consider the union of all such predictions.
However, recent data indicate that quantitative levels of ER may be usefully incorporated into algorithms for predicting patient outcome [ 10]; such assessments will benefit from optimal fixation procedures.
Our results do, however, indicate that conventional baseline prognostic factors can be usefully augmented by the addition of information derived from molecular biomarkers in patients with heavy axillary nodal involvement, who as a group have received less attention in the age of molecular breast cancer subtyping.
The GIS analysis, if integrated with a procedure of data analysis and structuring, can be usefully developed when data are available but the decision context cannot indicate how these data have to be used to produce information and support decisions.
The divisions here foreground one or another aspect of the topic at a time, but do not indicate that these aspects are easily separable or can be usefully isolated from the other aspects of the topic.
