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Mallor et al. [ 13] proposed a model which assesses the clinical care based on CD4+ count, viral load, as a marker of the evolution of the patient; while Badri and Wood [ 14] suggested the usefulness of total lymphocyte count in monitoring highly active antiretroviral therapy in resource-limited settings.

These two studies demonstrate the usefulness of separating total personal particle exposures into indoor- and outdoor-generated components and the relative potency of indoor- and outdoor-generated particles.

However, the usefulness of the total set of EMRs as a test data set for outbreak detection algorithms was limited to the institutions that had legal and proprietary access to the background data.

In conclusion, while our study has emphasized the usefulness of serum total adiponectin measurement as an accurate biomarker predicting radiographic progression, additional studies are necessary to establish whether the serum HMW adiponectin measurement may be more useful for such a purpose.

Previous studies have shown the usefulness of GPS estimated total electron content variations for detecting ionospheric irregularities.

Whether this lower Se is associated with inactive cysts, it should be further evaluated to ascertain the usefulness of IgG4 instead of total IgG, both for the diagnosis and for the follow-up of CE patients.

A unique photochemical cell design and two experiments are presented, which illustrate the usefulness of flow-through attenuated total reflectance (ATR) Fourier transform infrared (FT-IR) spectroscopy as a technique for investigating photochemical reactions at the mineral-water interface.

Computer-Assisted shownry (CAS) has shown its usefulness to achieve a better placement of Total Knee Arthroplasty (TKA) in the sagittal and coronal planes.

Table 3 shows that this factor is second in terms of total effect to Perceived Usefulness only, being significant at p<0.001 for both subsamples.

Some investigators have reported the greater usefulness of metabolic tumor volume or total lesion glycolysis for response assessment, because these volumetric parameters reflect metabolic tumor burdens.

Our results add to the evidence of the usefulness of the Swedish MFI-20 total scale and subscales to measure fatigue in persons with post-polio syndrome in clinical settings.