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1 e CNS represents a challenge, clinically and diagnostically.

2 uring the NPSG is also observed but not used diagnostically.

3 usative genetic expansion can be challenging diagnostically.

4 (radiation dose, 7.54 mGy), MBIR can provide diagnostically acceptable CT scans without compromising

5 performed better than ASIR 50% at providing diagnostically acceptable CT scans without compromising

6 All images were rated at least as diagnostically acceptable.

7 asive respiratory specimens from children is diagnostically accurate and clinically useful.

8 on reference change values and very few are diagnostically accurate from a single observation or mea

9 ed appendicitis, computed tomography (CT) is diagnostically accurate.

10 -I mimetic 4F peptide, and the core contains diagnostically active quantum dots (QDs) for optical ima

11 A diagnostically adequate biopsy specimen was obtained in

12 these results have potential implications in diagnostically ambiguous patients with head tremor.

13 PGD-H is more diagnostically and ethically challenging, especially whe

14 hat ganglionic AChR antibodies are important diagnostically and pathophysiologically in acquired dysa

15 As these are helpful both diagnostically and prognostically, a rheumatologist shou

16 amount of factor in plasma, which is useful diagnostically and prognostically.

17 mas (PPKs) are a group of disorders that are diagnostically and therapeutically problematic in dermat

18 These discoveries reveal diagnostically and therapeutically relevant models for c

19 ous underlying diseases and presents a major diagnostically and therapeutically unsolved problem.

20 (MSLN) overexpression, a nearly ubiquitous, diagnostically and therapeutically useful characteristic

21 gy developed here offers a new way to attach diagnostically and therapeutically useful radiotracers (

22 all B-cell malignancies and may be used both diagnostically and to monitor response to therapy.

23 This technique could be applied diagnostically and used to monitor the effects of therap

24 daily headache proves to be challenging both diagnostically and with regard to their short- and long-

25 , Newcastle, and Nottingham, with 1457 being diagnostically assessed.

26 ealth Questionnaire-9 (PHQ-9) and was scored diagnostically by using Diagnostic and Statistical Manua

27 Less common but also diagnostically challenging are episodes of prolonged fev

28 light the value of whole-exome sequencing in diagnostically challenging cases for the identification

29 al diagnosis between psoriasis and eczema in diagnostically challenging cases.

30 ased on defined molecular profiles, classify diagnostically challenging malignant gliomas in a manner

31 This study underscores the diagnostically challenging nature of CNS IDDs that prese

32 use of (18)F-FDG PET/CT in the evaluation of diagnostically challenging pancreatic cysts.

33 tion during cardiac catheterization in these diagnostically challenging patients.

34 of prostate needle biopsy specimens that are diagnostically challenging.

35 matous polyps, which are relatively rare and diagnostically challenging.

36 Cardiac amyloidosis can be diagnostically challenging.

37 Unfortunately, many malignant gliomas are diagnostically challenging; these nonclassic lesions are

38 or, in many cases, three times as fast with diagnostically comparable image quality.

39 re restricted to men with cholecystectomy or diagnostically confirmed but unremoved symptomatic galls

40 IOPED II, results of V/Q scintigraphy can be diagnostically definitive in a majority of patients; thu

41 n of decubitus views increased the number of diagnostically determinate studies and increased the abi

42 Diagnostically determinate studies and the ability to vi

43 ur and five amino acids long, which also are diagnostically different between the VK210 and VK247 typ

44 rders that have traditionally been viewed as diagnostically distinct but which do share varying degre

45 l nature of molecular pathways that underlie diagnostically distinct neuropsychiatric conditions.

46 of ACT in their blood by demonstrating in a diagnostically diverse nursing home population a relatio

47 separation using this method, including four diagnostically equivocal 'test' patients not used to tra

48 05) provided an unprecedented opportunity to diagnostically evaluate the results of a numerical air q

49 of many tumours has been therapeutically and diagnostically exploited by administration of anti-FRalp

50 merous oceanic anoxic events (OAEs) that are diagnostically expressed by widespread marine organic-ca

51 US has been used diagnostically for decades to characterize masses seen b

52 ide an update on the potential use of miRNAs diagnostically for detecting increasing severity of coro

53 HO is detected, and MRI might be substituted diagnostically for skeletal scintigraphy when symptoms a

54 Bipolar disorder is a diagnostically heterogeneous disorder, although mania em

55 as well as global ratings were examined in a diagnostically heterogeneous group of subjects.

56 lidity of the RBANS could be replicated in a diagnostically heterogeneous sample drawn from a public

57 pA) that can be used to detect antibodies to diagnostically important B. burgdorferi antigens in both

58 Patients exhibit diagnostically important hematological changes, includin

59 However, the distorted preservation of the diagnostically important OH 7 mandible has hindered atte

60 Although antibody detection remains diagnostically important, clinical recognition of these

61 human sera to determine which antigens were diagnostically important.

62 dle aspiration and biopsy, the former proved diagnostically inadequate in 23%, 29%, and 53% of HIC, H

63 eption, particularly when the supine view is diagnostically indeterminate.

64 Despite the increased reliance on the diagnostically inferior US, important condition-specific

65 nstrating that challenging amplifications of diagnostically interesting targets can also be performed

66 metabolomics approach to identify a panel of diagnostically meaningful compounds that may enable rapi

67 sted about whether demented patients produce diagnostically meaningful facial expressions of pain bec

68 It appears diagnostically more contributive than RVEMB in patients

69 features and anti-GQ1b antibody testing are diagnostically more informative.

70 These are groups of motifs that together are diagnostically more potent than single motifs by virtue

71 re genetic variants have proved surprisingly diagnostically nonspecific, and copy number variants (CN

72 disorders but are generally considered to be diagnostically nonspecific, neurologically nonlocalizing

73 patterns suggest a more developmentally and diagnostically nuanced picture in comparison with the pr

74 era to identify novel genes that may be used diagnostically or in the development of a TB vaccine.

75 d or IdUrd is being given to patients either diagnostically or therapeutically.

76 tified and validated a metabolite panel that diagnostically outperforms serum AFP.

77 iagnostic yield: the number of patients with diagnostically positive test results divided by the numb

78 were determined in first-degree relatives of diagnostically pure proband groups and relatives of matc

79 stimate diagnostic procedures were used with diagnostically "pure" groups of probands with eating dis

80 n other areas of cardiac and hybrid imaging, diagnostically relevant abnormal findings on higher-qual

81 this study demonstrate the existence of six diagnostically relevant antigenic domains within the HEV

82 ning the initial morphologic evaluation with diagnostically relevant cytogenetic, molecular, and immu

83 ly and electrically detect the activity of a diagnostically relevant hydrolytic enzyme and remove the

84 le on structural MRI can be used to identify diagnostically relevant imaging features, which provide

85 but in the absence of a structured approach, diagnostically relevant information may be under-utilize

86 tionale design of HCV antigens with improved diagnostically relevant properties.

87 gative men, all with total PSA levels in the diagnostically relevant range near 10 ng/ml.

88 cure microbial causes, protective factors or diagnostically relevant signals.

89 en the six different AdV species (A to F) is diagnostically relevant, as infections with specific AdV

90 n of mice with the HGE agent does not induce diagnostically significant B. burgdorferi serologic cros

91 ollagen spectra to describe, quantitatively, diagnostically significant biochemical changes between n

92 lated limits of detection are well below the diagnostically significant concentration for trimethylam

93 ions of autism and antisociality demonstrate diagnostically specific aberrant cortical brain structur

94 The cortical GM volume loss in COS appears diagnostically specific; it was not seen in children and

95 th Stimulated Echoes- DENSE) and potentially diagnostically superior to an established cine-strain me

96 of accuracy and (ii) sequential lineups are diagnostically superior to traditional simultaneous line

97 patients (2.2%; 95% CI, 0.7%-5.0%) who were diagnostically tested during the opt-out phase had new H

98 gnoses in the opt-out phase (including those diagnostically tested) and in the diagnostic phase was 1

99 gnoses in the opt-out phase (including those diagnostically tested) and in the diagnostic phase was 6

100 02 patients were screened; 231 patients were diagnostically tested).

101 Diagnostically, the initial step is to differentiate hyp

102 stic manner in cmk complexes and can be used diagnostically to confirm that His57 does not titrate an

103 Some molecular signatures are used diagnostically to help pathologists classify tumours, wh

104 esence of active intrathecal inflammation in diagnostically uncertain cases and in therapeutic develo

105 e Siriraj scores between 1 and -1, which are diagnostically unhelpful (LR, 0.94; 95% CI, 0.77-1.1).

106 l cancer, pain is often of low intensity and diagnostically unreliable.

107 ; negative predictive value 98% [93-99]) and diagnostically useful (positive likelihood ratio 213 [95

108 pothesis that ITS1 noncoding regions contain diagnostically useful alleles.

109 uggests that analysis of this pathway may be diagnostically useful and represent a potentially import

110 be a rich source of protein biomarkers, but diagnostically useful antibodies remain unknown for a la

111 d unbiased approach to the identification of diagnostically useful antibodies that avoids the require

112 nd subsequently tested as capture agents for diagnostically useful antibodies.

113 ive result on quantitative rapid ELISA is as diagnostically useful as a normal lung scan or negative

114 acity of barium sulfate in order to obtain a diagnostically useful examination.

115 -field MRI, whereas conventional MRI was not diagnostically useful in 14 (78%) cases.

116 These changes have been suggested to be diagnostically useful in subjects with nonalcoholic fatt

117 methoxy derivatives confirmed that this is a diagnostically useful ortho-isomer-specific phenomenon.

118 To evaluate whether it is feasible and diagnostically useful to collect sputum in the Pneumonia

119 ebellar and macular degeneration preceded by diagnostically useful tritan colorblindness.

120 To be diagnostically useful, structural MRI must reliably dist

121 during invasive, hyphal growth and may prove diagnostically useful.

122 he small number of peptides that might prove diagnostically useful.

123 osis, quantification of this microRNA may be diagnostically useful.

124 episode of bipolar disorder of subjects in a diagnostically validated voluntary bipolar disorder regi

125 neuroimaging tests appear to be most useful diagnostically when ordered based on the patient's neuro

126 he (18)F-amyloid tracer florbetapir compares diagnostically with (18)F-FDG PET when evaluating patien

127 They overlap diagnostically with schizophrenia, personality disorders