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Thus, this review will systematically assess the clinical trial literature investigating the neurobiological mechanisms of rTMS in depressed patients.
Independent assessors will also directly observe a sample of 10%% of lay-counsellor's sessions and will systematically assess which elements of the program have been carried out by the PM+ provider using a checklist.
We will systematically assess and outline the defined mechanisms in which HA may provide a therapeutic benefit, while analyzing reported distinction between product characteristic-dependent effects of IA-HA treatment.
In an effort to estimate how big the problem is, eLife has agreed to be the publisher for a project that will systematically assess the fraction of high-impact cancer studies whose major results can readily be reproduced.
To assess the incidence and severity of preventable ADEs, we will systematically evaluate patient records and the hospital information system by use of a developed and validated Trigger Tool.
The added value of information whose collection requires more time (sit-to-stand test, questionnaires) will be systematically assessed.
Pathways to care for each patient will be systematically assessed using structured interviews of patients, caregivers and clinicians and reviews of clinical documents.
Therefore, although they are not rapid tests, the accuracy measures of ELISA tests will be systematically assessed, as the summary measures obtained may guide the ongoing development of improved POC tests.
Since tyrosine phosphorylation of vertebrate DCC is required for attractive responses, axon outgrowth and orientation of the axon (e.g. [68] [74]), it will be important to systematically assess how Fra and Abl physically interact to regulate each other's activity during midline guidance.
The challenges will then be to systematically assess these proteins functionally, and establish those that are critical members of the functional beta cell surface landscape and thus harbour therapeutic potential.
Chapters systematically assess the geology of the site and nearby aquifer, how waste will be packaged and stored, and the fate of the "drip shield" that is intended to protect the packaged waste from ground water.
