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The role of transesophageal PW TD in an intraoperative setting has been well validated and identified.

The photos taken through the iNaturalist app, however, are all of the amateur type — yet they have also been validated and identified by professionals who, far better than any computer, can recognize a species even when it's occluded, poorly lit or blurry.

The internal matching process of the ROD dataset has been previously validated and identified to have a specificity of 99.9% and a sensitivity of 93.8% [ 28].

Finally, we validated and identified the expression pattern of gga-miR-1a, 21, 26a, 137 and 375 at different developmental stages of ovary and follicles of various sizes using qRT-PCR.

Candidate peptides were validated and identified by sequencing and analyzed for their presence within the prostates of all mice by immunohistochemistry. Dietary supplementation with the combined micronutrients significantly induced the expression of the megakaryocyte-specific inhibitor of angiogenesis, platelet factor-4 (P = 0.0025).

A recent study performed a similar analysis in glioblastoma looking for positive associations only, and identified 21 validated inter-chromosomal interactions with aberration frequencies of >10% [52].

We cross-validated against starvation-synchronized cells and identified mRNAs that were regulated during the cell cycle: 55 peaking in early G1, 273 in late G1; 98 in S-phase and 120 in G2 phase.

The survey was in the format of a questionnaire that was adapted from four appropriate and validated questionnaires identified: the Occupational Safety Climate Questionnaire [20]; the Organisational Practices Questionnaire [21]; the Questionnaire Measuring Perception of Workplace Safety [22]; and the Questionnaire on Occurrence of Concussion and Knowledge in Italian Soccer [12].

For the studies described here, we limited subnetworks to experimentally validated interactions identified in humans, and we performed iterative analysis of networks restricted to 35 or 70 total members.

The consortium's primary aim is to identify genetic determinants of atherosclerosis- and diabetes-related traits in East Asians and to fine-map validated loci identified in other race/ethnic groups.

Several signalling molecules and measures of angiogenesis are under investigations, but validated biomarkers for predicting response and identifying resistant patients to anti-angiogenic therapies (particularly in MPM) are still lacking (Jain et al, 2009; Jubb and Harris, 2010; Carmeliet and Jain, 2011).