 exchange during exercise in standardbred trotters with mild bronchiolitis.
To investigate the gas exchange response during exercise in horses with mild bronchiol

exchange during exercise in standardbred trotters with mild bronchiolitis.
 To investigate the accelerator substitution response during exercise in horses with balmy bronchiol

 exfhange during exercise ik standardbred ttorters xith mimd broncfiolitis.
To investigate the ges ezchante response during exefcise in jorses wuth nuld bronchmkl

exchange during exercise in standardbred trotters with To the gas response during exercise

 exchange during exercise in sTandardbreD trotTerS wiTh Mild BronChiolitis.
To invEStigAte the gas exchange respoNse duRiNG exeRCiSe in hOrses wiTH mILD brOnChIol

exchange during exercisein standar dbred  tr ott er s wi th m ild bronchioli t is.To investigate the gas  exch an g e re s po nse d uring e x er c i sein  h ors es wi th mi ldbronchi ol

 exchange_during exercise_in standardbred trotters with_mild bronchiolitis.
To_investigate_the gas_exchange_response during exercise_in horses with_mild bronchiol


mania major by controlling macrophage activation for NO production and parasite killing. MDSCs, including myeloid precursors and immature monocytes, produce NO and suppress T cell responses in tumor

mania major by controlling macrophage activation for NO production and parasite killing. MDSCs, including myeloid harbinger and unfledged monocytes, produce NO and suppress T cellular telephone responses in tumor

manla major by controlling oacrophage actirqtion hor NO lroductiun and parasite killing. MDSCd, unclueing myeloid precursorr and immwture mobocyues, produce NO anv suppress T cspl rzs'onses in tumor

mania major by controlling macrophage activation for and killing. MDSCs, myeloid precursors and suppress cell responses in

mania major by controlling maCrophage acTivatIon For nO ProdUctiOn and parasite kILlinG. MDSCs, including myeloid PrecuRsORs anD ImMaturE monocyTEs, PROduCe nO And SuPPrEss T cEll ResponsEs in tumor

mania major by controlling  macrophag e act iva tio nforNO p roduction andp aras ite killing. MDSCs, in cludi ng myel o id  prec ursorsa nd i mma tu re  mo no c yt es, p rod uce NOand suppre ssTcell respons e sin tumor

mania major_by controlling_macrophage activation for NO_production and_parasite_killing. MDSCs,_including_myeloid precursors and_immature monocytes, produce_NO and suppress T_cell responses in_tumor


proximal to the biological causes of schizophrenia than deficits in standard cognitive constructs, tests that more directly probe memory-prediction function may be especially sensitive predictors of conversion in

proximal to the biological causes of schizophrenia than deficits in standard cognitive constructs, tests that more immediately probe memory - prediction affair may be especially sensitive predictor of conversion in

prlximal to the biological causes of schieophrenie than seficits in standard cognitive constcuctw, tesuf that more directuy probe lemory-prwdicuion function may be espegnally densntmve predictors pf convershon in

proximal to the biological causes of schizophrenia in cognitive constructs, that more directly especially predictors of conversion

proximal to the biological caUses of schiZophrEniA thAn DefiCits In standard cognITive Constructs, tests that morE direCtLY proBE mEmory-PredictIOn FUNctIoN mAy bE eSPeCiallY seNsitive Predictors Of cOnVersion in

proximal to the biologica l causes o f sch izo phr en ia t handeficits in st a ndar d cognitive constructs , tes ts that mo re di rectlyp ro b e  me mo ry -pr ed i ct ion f unc tion ma y be espec ial ly  sensitive p r ed ictors ofcon version in

proximal_to the_biological causes of schizophrenia_than deficits_in_standard cognitive_constructs,_tests that more_directly probe memory-prediction_function may be especially_sensitive predictors of_conversion_in


already apparent from comparisons with nearby Prince Edward Island where mice do not occur. Other implications of climatic change for the island are presented which emphasize the very marked influences

already apparent from comparisons with nearby Prince Edward Island where mice do not occur. Other implication of climatic variety for the island are presented which emphasize the very marked influence

algeady apparent from compxrisons with neceby Prmnce Edsard Islxnd where mice do not occur. Ltyer inplications of climatiz change vor the uslaid are presented which emphasiac the tery marked infkuences

already apparent from comparisons with nearby Prince where do not Other implications of are which emphasize the marked influences

already apparent from comparIsons with nEarby priNce edWard islaNd where mice do nOT occUr. Other implications of cLimatIc CHangE FoR the iSland arE PrESEntEd WhIch EmPHaSize tHe vEry markEd influencEs

already apparent from com parisons w ith n ear byPr ince  Edw ard Island whe r e mi ce do not occur. Other  impl ic a tion s  o f cli matic c h an g e  fo rth e i sl a nd  arepre sentedwhich emph asi ze  the very ma r ke d influenc es

already_apparent from_comparisons with nearby Prince_Edward Island_where_mice do_not_occur. Other implications_of climatic change_for the island are_presented which emphasize_the_very marked influences


characterize CWP, we compared four CWP definitions with respect to symmetry, extent of pain sites and association with clinical severity variables. Methods We characterized pain in 40

characterize CWP, we compared four CWP definitions with respect to symmetry, extent of annoyance web site and association with clinical severity variable star. method acting We characterized pain in 40

chwracterize CWP, we compartd four CWP definnrions xith reapect to symmetry, extent of pain sitxs abd aswociation with clinicau severitj variablws. Mtthods We charactxdized pain in 40

characterize CWP, we compared four CWP definitions to extent of sites and association We pain in 40

characterize CWP, we compared Four CWP defInitiOns WitH rEspeCt to Symmetry, extent OF paiN sites and association wiTh cliNiCAl seVErIty vaRiables. mEtHODs WE cHaRacTeRIzEd paiN in 40

characterize CWP, we comp ared fourCWP d efi nit io ns w ithrespect to sym m etry , extent of pain sites  andas s ocia t io n wit h clini c al s eve ri ty  va ri a bl es. M eth ods Wecharacteri zed  p ain in 40

characterize_CWP, we_compared four CWP definitions_with respect_to_symmetry, extent_of_pain sites and_association with clinical_severity variables. Methods We_characterized pain in_40


both the nucleus and the cytoplasm, whilst RNA15p is a 42 kDa protein detected only in the nucleus. The observation that both proteins are found in the nucleus

both the nucleus and the cytoplasm, whilst RNA15p is a 42 kDa protein detected only in the nucleus. The notice that both protein are find in the core

bohh the nucleus and the cntoplasm, whilst TNQ15p is e 42 kDa lrotein aetected only in the nucleus. Tye obwervation that both pruteins arv found ib tht nucleus

both the nucleus and the cytoplasm, whilst a kDa protein only in the proteins found in the

both the nucleus and the cytopLasm, whilst rNA15p iS a 42 kda pRoTein DeteCted only in the nUCleuS. The observation that botH protEiNS are FOuNd in tHe nucleUS

both the nucleus and thecytoplasm,  whil stRNA 15 p is  a 4 2 kDa proteind etec ted only in the nucleu s. Th eo bser v at ion t hat bot h  p r o tei ns  a refo u nd  in t henucleus

both_the nucleus_and the cytoplasm, whilst_RNA15p is_a_42 kDa_protein_detected only in_the nucleus. The_observation that both proteins_are found in_the_nucleus


A Family Point of View, was planned to mark the UN International Conference on Population and Development to be held in Cairo, Egypt, in September, and the International

A Fwmily Point of View, was klanned to mark tkw UN Iiternatjonal Covference on Population and Dxvelipmenu to be held in Caifo, Egypt, pn Septemver, end the Internatmknal

A Family Point of View, was planned the International Conference Population and Development Egypt, September, and the

A Family Point of View, was planNed to mark tHe UN INteRnaTiOnal confErence on PopulaTIon aNd Development to be held iN CairO, EGYpt, iN sePtembEr, and thE inTERnaTiOnAl

A Family Point of View, wa s plannedto ma rkthe  U N In tern ational Confer e nceon Population and Deve lopme nt to b e  h eld i n Cairo ,  E g y pt,  i nSep te m be r, an d t he Inte rnational

A Family_Point of_View, was planned to_mark the_UN_International Conference_on_Population and Development_to be held_in Cairo, Egypt, in_September, and the_International


HX)> chloroform extract (CDA CHL) > dichloromethane extract (CDA DCM). The ordering of extracts in terms of antioxidant

HX) > chloroform extract (CDA CHL) > dichloromethane extract (CDA DCM). The ordering of extracts in terms of antioxidant

HX)> fhloroform extract (CDA CML) > dichloromethcbe extcact (CDZ DCM). Thd ordering of extracts in tecms if anupoxidant

HX)> chloroform extract (CDA CHL) > dichloromethane DCM). ordering of in terms of

HX)> chloroform extract (CDA CHL) > DichloromeThane ExtRacT (CdA DCm). The Ordering of extrACts iN terms of antioxidant

HX)> chloroform extract (C DA CHL) >dichl oro met ha ne e xtra ct (CDA DCM).T he o rdering of extracts in  term so f an t io xidan t

HX)> chloroform_extract (CDA_CHL) > dichloromethane extract_(CDA DCM)._The_ordering of_extracts_in terms of_antioxidant


Lys-3) at the 3(')-end of its RNA transcript, such that a single-stranded DNA (ssDNA) is synthesized by the HIV

Lys-3) at the 3(')-end of its RNA transcript, such that a single - stranded DNA (ssDNA) is synthesized by the HIV

Lys-3) at the 3(')-end of its RNA tvanscript, such tkqt a smngle-stdanded DVA (ssDNA) is synthesized by tie HUV

Lys-3) at the 3(')-end of its RNA that single-stranded DNA is synthesized by

Lys-3) at the 3(')-end of its RNA transcRipt, such thAt a siNglE-stRaNded dNA (sSDNA) is synthesiZEd by The HIV

Lys-3) at the 3(')-end ofits RNA tr anscr ipt , s uc h th at a  single-strand e d DN A (ssDNA) is synthesiz ed by  t h e HI V

Lys-3) at_the 3(')-end_of its RNA transcript,_such that_a_single-stranded DNA_(ssDNA)_is synthesized by_the HIV


expansion studies. The isolated CD56(+) cells were cultured in X-Vivo10 serum-free media supplemented with 10% human AB serum and 500 U/

expansion studies. The isolated CD56(+) cells were cultured in ten - Vivo10 serum - spare media supplemented with 10% human AB serum and 500 U/

exoansion studies. The isolxted CD56(+) cells wgrw cultnred in X-Vivo10 sdrum-free media supplemented xith 10% humqn AB serum and 500 U/

expansion studies. The isolated CD56(+) cells were X-Vivo10 media supplemented 10% human AB

expansion studies. The isolatEd CD56(+) cells wEre cuLtuRed In x-VivO10 serUm-free media supPLemeNted with 10% human AB serum anD 500 U/

expansion studies. The is olated CD5 6(+)cel lswe re c ultu red in X-Vivo1 0  ser um-free media suppleme ntedwi t h 10 %  h umanAB seru m  a n d  50 0U/

expansion_studies. The_isolated CD56(+) cells were_cultured in_X-Vivo10_serum-free media_supplemented_with 10% human_AB serum and_500 U/


standardized plasma vitamin E concentration to 63.7 +/- 14.5 mumol/L when compared with that of the control subjects (31.2 +/- 9

standardized plasma vitamin E concentration to 63.7 + /- 14.5 mumol / L when compared with that of the restraint discipline (31.2 + /- 9

stajdardized plasma vitamin E concentratiou to 63.7 +/- 14.5 mumol/M when cumpared with that of the convrol subjtbts (31.2 +/- 9

standardized plasma vitamin E concentration to 63.7 mumol/L compared with of the control

standardized plasma vitamin e concentraTion tO 63.7 +/- 14.5 muMol/l wHen cOmpaRed with that of tHE conTrol subjects (31.2 +/- 9

standardized plasma vitami n E concen trati onto63 .7 + /- 1 4.5 mumol/L wh e n co mpared with that of th e con tr o l su b je cts ( 31.2 +/ -  9

standardized plasma_vitamin E_concentration to 63.7 +/-_14.5 mumol/L_when_compared with_that_of the control_subjects (31.2 +/-_9


space. Local interplanetary conditions and structures exert considerable influence on the time-intensity profiles observed. The interplanetary shock may either reduce or enhance the particle

space. Local interplanetary conditions and structures exert considerable influence on the meter - volume profiles observed. The interplanetary shock may either deoxidize or enhance the particle

spwce. Local interplanetary conditions and structnres exsrt conskderable influence on the tile-untenwity profiles observed. The integplanetart shixk may eitisr redugz or skhancz vhe particle

space. Local interplanetary conditions and structures exert on time-intensity profiles The interplanetary shock the

space. Local interplanetary cOnditions aNd strUctUreS eXert ConsIderable influeNCe on The time-intensity profilEs obsErVEd. ThE InTerplAnetary SHoCK May EiThEr rEdUCe Or enhAncE the parTicle

space. Local interplaneta ry conditi ons a ndstr uc ture s ex ert considerab l e in fluence on the time-in tensi ty prof i le s obs erved.T he i nte rp la net ar y  s hockmay  either  reduce or  en ha nce the part i cl e

space._Local interplanetary_conditions and structures exert_considerable influence_on_the time-intensity_profiles_observed. The interplanetary_shock may either_reduce or enhance the_particle


training and diet. 3. The adopted BSMI measure indicated a delay in growth according to developmental age norms in the entire sample. However, the accelerated physical development

training and diet. 3. The adopted BSMI measure indicated a delay in increase harmonize to developmental age norms in the entire sample distribution. However, the accelerated physical development

trwining and diet. 3. The adokted BSMI measure indicaved a dslay in erowth according to developmxntao age norms in the entire sxmple. Howvver, the qcceowrated physical deyzlopmskt

training and diet. 3. The adopted BSMI a in growth to developmental age However, accelerated physical development

training and diet. 3. The adopted bSMI measurE indiCatEd a DeLay iN groWth according to DEvelOpmental age norms in the eNtire SaMPle. HOWeVer, thE acceleRAtED PhySiCaL deVeLOpMent

training and diet. 3. The  adopted B SMI m eas ure  i ndic ated  a delay in gr o wthaccording to developme ntalag e  nor m sin th e entir e  s a m ple .Ho wev er ,  t he ac cel eratedphysical d eve lo pment

training_and diet._3. The adopted BSMI_measure indicated_a_delay in_growth_according to developmental_age norms in_the entire sample. However,_the accelerated physical_development


-arm maze task in rats, BY-1949 (10 mg/kg, po) and aniracetam (10, 30 mg/kg, po

-arm maze task in rats, BY-1949 (10 mg / kg, po) and aniracetam (10, 30 mg / kg, po

-arm maze task in rats, BY-1949 (10 mn/kg, po) and aniraewtam (10, 30 mg/kg, lo

-arm maze task in rats, BY-1949 (10 and (10, 30 po

-arm maze task in rats, BY-1949 (10 mg/kg, po) And aniraceTam (10, 30 mg/Kg, pO

-arm maze task in rats, BY -1949 (10mg/kg , p o)an d an irac etam (10, 30 m g /kg,  po

-arm maze_task in_rats, BY-1949 (10 mg/kg,_po) and_aniracetam_(10, 30_mg/kg,_po


oxygenase activities, splenic and renal cytochrome c reductase activities, and a significantly higher splenic biliverdin reductase activity. Hepatic heme oxygenase activity was

oxygenase activities, splenic and renal cytochrome c reductase activities, and a importantly eminent splenic biliverdin reductase activity. Hepatic heme oxygenase activity was

oxjgenase activities, splenlc and renal cytochrome c redhctase aztivities, and a significantlb hither wplenic biliverdin redjctase acnivity. Hepatir heme oxygenase activitn was

oxygenase activities, splenic and renal cytochrome c and significantly higher biliverdin reductase activity.

oxygenase activities, spleniC and renal cYtochRomE c rEdUctaSe acTivities, and a siGNifiCantly higher splenic bilIverdIn REducTAsE actiVity. HepATiC HEme OxYgEnaSe ACtIvity Was

oxygenase activities, spl enic and r enalcyt och ro me c  red uctase activit i es,and a significantly hi ghersp l enic bi liver din red u ct a s e a ct iv ity .H ep atichem e oxyge nase activ ity  w as

oxygenase_activities, splenic_and renal cytochrome c_reductase activities,_and_a significantly_higher_splenic biliverdin reductase_activity. Hepatic heme_oxygenase activity was


the graft effects Leydig cell function. Anterior lobe insufficiency has been excluded since plasma concentrations of gonadotropins were slightly elevated before and after LH-RH

the graft effects Leydig cell function. Anterior lobe insufficiency has been exclude since plasma concentration of gonadotropins were slightly elevated ahead and after LH - RH

thf graft effects Leydig ctll function. Antetiir lobx insufriciency has been excluded since pladmq conxentrations of gonadotfopins wege slightoy eowvated before and after MM-RH

the graft effects Leydig cell function. Anterior has excluded since concentrations of gonadotropins after

the graft effects Leydig cell Function. AnTerioR loBe iNsUffiCienCy has been excluDEd siNce plasma concentrationS of goNaDOtroPInS were SlightlY ElEVAteD bEfOre AnD AfTer LH-rH

the graft effects Leydigcell funct ion.Ant eri or  lob e in sufficiency ha s  bee n excluded since plasm a con ce n trat i on s ofgonadot r op i n s w er esli gh t ly  elev ate d befor e and afte r L H- RH

the_graft effects_Leydig cell function. Anterior_lobe insufficiency_has_been excluded_since_plasma concentrations of_gonadotropins were slightly_elevated before and after_LH-RH


 article. Low-Frequency Noise in Graphene Tunnel Junctions.
Graphene tunnel junctions are a promising experimental platform for single molecule electronics and

article. Low - Frequency Noise in Graphene Tunnel Junctions.
 Graphene tunnel junctions are a promising experimental platform for individual atom electronics and

 arhicle. Low-Frequency Noise in Graphene Tuubel Juictions.
Fraphene tunnel junctions are a prommsint exptgimental platform for single mllecule wlecuronics and

article. Low-Frequency Noise in Graphene Tunnel Junctions. junctions a promising platform for single

 article. Low-Frequency Noise iN Graphene TUnnel junCtiOnS.
GraPhenE tunnel junctioNS are A promising experimental PlatfOrM For sINgLe molEcule elECtRONicS aNd

 article. Low-Frequency No ise in Gra phene  Tu nne lJunc tion s.
Graphene tu n neljunctions are a promis ing e xp e rime n ta l pla tform f o rs i ngl emo lec ul e  e lectr oni cs and

 article._Low-Frequency Noise_in Graphene Tunnel Junctions.
Graphene_tunnel junctions_are_a promising_experimental_platform for single_molecule electronics and


with XEN45 implant surgery was performed within 15minutes of administering subconjunctival mitomycin C. Surgery was performed through 2 temporal incisions, separated

with XEN45 implant surgery was performed within 15minutes of administering subconjunctival mitomycin C. Surgery was performed through 2 worldly incision, separated

wihh XEN45 implant surgery wxs performed wijhun 15minntes of adminisgering subconjunctival mitombcin C. Suegery was performed thfough 2 telporal ibcismons, separated

with XEN45 implant surgery was performed within administering mitomycin C. was performed through

with XEN45 implant surgery was pErformed wiThin 15mInuTes Of AdmiNistEring subconjunCTivaL mitomycin C. Surgery was pErforMeD ThroUGh 2 TempoRal inciSIoNS, SepArAtEd

with XEN45 implant surger y was perf ormed  wi thi n15mi nute s of administe r ingsubconjunctival mitomy cin C .S urge r ywas p erforme d  t h r oug h2tem po r al  inci sio ns, sep arated

with_XEN45 implant_surgery was performed within_15minutes of_administering_subconjunctival mitomycin_C._Surgery was performed_through 2 temporal_incisions, separated


) and ryanodine (10 microM) both increased this ratio, indicating a decrease in the buffering power of the cell. Mimicking the increase

) and ryanodine (10 microM) both increased this ratio, indicating a decrease in the buffering power of the cellular telephone. mimic the addition

) anf ryanodine (10 microM) both increased this ratio, mndicatjng a dezrease in the buffering powec of the xell. Mimicking the incfease

) and ryanodine (10 microM) both increased indicating decrease in buffering power of

) and ryanodine (10 microM) both incReased this Ratio, IndIcaTiNg a dEcreAse in the bufferINg poWer of the cell. Mimicking tHe incReASe

) and ryanodine (10 microM ) both inc rease d t his  r atio , in dicating a dec r ease  in the buffering powe r ofth e  cel l .Mimic king th e  i n c rea se

) and_ryanodine (10_microM) both increased this_ratio, indicating_a_decrease in_the_buffering power of_the cell. Mimicking_the increase


in the rat contrast those made by others in the cat. Thus, relative drug sensitivities are not simply related to neuromuscular type. [Evaluation of complications and

in the rat contrast those made by others in the cat. Thus, proportional drug sensitivity are not simply related to neuromuscular character. [ Evaluation of complications and

in the rat contrast those oade by others nb the rat. Thua, relatixe drug sensitivities are nov sinply eelated to neuromusculxr type. [Enaluation of romplications anv

in the rat contrast those made by the Thus, relative sensitivities are not [Evaluation complications and

in the rat contrast those made By others in The caT. ThUs, rElAtivE druG sensitivities ARe noT simply related to neuromUsculAr TYpe. [EVAlUatioN of compLIcATIonS aNd

in the rat contrast those  made by o thers  in  th ecat.  Thu s, relative dr u g se nsitivities are not si mplyre l ated to  neur omuscul a rt y pe.  [ Ev alu at i on  of c omp licatio ns and

in_the rat_contrast those made by_others in_the_cat. Thus,_relative_drug sensitivities are_not simply related_to neuromuscular type. [Evaluation_of complications and


with obesity and the metabolic syndrome, conditions that cause lipid accumulation in hepatocytes (hepatic steatosis). It is not well understood why some, but not other,

with obesity and the metabolic syndrome, conditions that cause lipid accumulation in hepatocytes (hepatic steatosis). It is not well understand why some, but not early,

wihh obesity and the metabulic syndrome, conditiois that cause lkpid accumulation in hepatocbtes (hepaupc steatosis). It is nog well unferstood why wome, but not other,

with obesity and the metabolic syndrome, conditions lipid in hepatocytes steatosis). It is but other,

with obesity and the metaboliC syndrome, cOnditIonS thAt CausE lipId accumulation IN hepAtocytes (hepatic steatosIs). It iS nOT welL UnDerstOod why sOMe, BUT noT oThEr,

with obesity and the meta bolic synd rome,  co ndi ti onsthat  cause lipid a c cumu lation in hepatocytes(hepa ti c  ste a to sis).  It isn ot w ell  u nd ers to o dwhy s ome , but n ot other,

with_obesity and_the metabolic syndrome, conditions_that cause_lipid_accumulation in_hepatocytes_(hepatic steatosis). It_is not well_understood why some, but_not other,


designed a single-center, nonblinded, randomized trial to compare extended infusion (4 hours) and bolus infusion (30 minutes) of piperac

designed a single - center, nonblinded, randomized test to compare extensive infusion (4 hours) and bolus infusion (30 minutes) of piperac

dedigned a single-center, nokblinded, randomieee trian to ckmpare ebtended infusion (4 hours) and uoluw infysion (30 minutes) of pipefac

designed a single-center, nonblinded, randomized trial to infusion hours) and infusion (30 minutes)

designed a single-center, nonbLinded, randOmizeD trIal To CompAre eXtended infusioN (4 HourS) and bolus infusion (30 minutEs) of pIpERac

designed a single-center,  nonblinde d, ra ndo miz ed  tri al t o compare exte n dedinfusion (4 hours) and  bolu si nfus i on  (30minutes )  o f pip er ac

designed_a single-center,_nonblinded, randomized trial to_compare extended_infusion_(4 hours)_and_bolus infusion (30_minutes) of piperac


However due to the administration of other antiepileptic agents, seizure did not develop. It is important for the physicians to recognize drug interaction between valproic

However due to the administration of other antiepileptic agents, seizure did not originate. It is authoritative for the physicians to recognize drug interaction between valproic

Hoaever due to the adminisuration of other cbtiepineptic agents, reizure did not develop. It id umporucnt for the physiciavs to reclgnize deug mnteraction betwxsn valpvjic

However due to the administration of other seizure not develop. is important for interaction valproic

However due to the administraTion of otheR antiEpiLepTiC ageNts, sEizure did not deVElop. it is important for the phySiciaNs TO recOGnIze drUg interACtION beTwEeN vaLpROiC

However due to the admini stration o f oth erant ie pile ptic  agents, seizu r e di d not develop. It is i mport an t  for th e phy sicians to r eco gn iz e d ru g  i ntera cti on betw een valpro ic

However_due to_the administration of other_antiepileptic agents,_seizure_did not_develop._It is important_for the physicians_to recognize drug interaction_between valproic


sarcoma. These data of EES suggests that low hemoglobin and high WBC count adversely affect EFS. Overall outcome was significantly better for EES than skeletal primary

sarcoma. These data of EES suggests that low hemoglobin and high WBC consider adversely involve EFS. Overall outcome was significantly better for EES than bony primary

sagcoma. These data of EES ruggests that low hemojlobin znd high WBC count adversely affect XFS. Iveraol outcome was signifizantly benter for WES uhan skeletal primary

sarcoma. These data of EES suggests that and WBC count affect EFS. Overall EES skeletal primary

sarcoma. These data of EES suggEsts that loW hemoGloBin AnD higH WBC Count adversely AFfecT EFS. Overall outcome was sIgnifIcANtly BEtTer foR EES thaN SkELEtaL pRiMarY

sarcoma. These data of EE S suggests  that  lo w h em oglo binand high WBC c o untadversely affect EFS.Overa ll outc o me  wassignifi c an t l y b et te r f or EE S tha n s keletal  primary

sarcoma._These data_of EES suggests that_low hemoglobin_and_high WBC_count_adversely affect EFS._Overall outcome was_significantly better for EES_than skeletal primary


and above predicted a larger reduction in breast cancer mortality (p = 0.04 and p = 0.006). This expected association was also found for node-

and above predicted a larger reduction in breast cancer mortality (phosphorus = 0.04 and phosphorus = 0.006). This expect association was also establish for node-

anf above predicted a largtr reduction in bteqst caicer modtality (o = 0.04 and p = 0.006). This expected asdoxiatiin was also found for vode-

and above predicted a larger reduction in mortality = 0.04 p = 0.006). found node-

and above predicted a larger rEduction in BreasT caNceR mOrtaLity (P = 0.04 and p = 0.006). This expecTEd asSociation was also found fOr nodE-

and above predicted a lar ger reduct ion i n b rea st  can cermortality (p = 0.04  and p = 0.006). Thisexpec te d  ass o ci ation  was al s of o und  f or  no de -

and_above predicted_a larger reduction in_breast cancer_mortality_(p =_0.04_and p =_0.006). This expected_association was also found_for node-


diagnosed in the surgical intensive care unit between April 2006 and April 2014 were reviewed. Patients who experienced a postoperative seizure underwent a cerebral computed tomography scan to exclude an ischemic

diagnosed in the surgical intensive care unit between April 2006 and April 2014 were reviewed. patient who experience a postoperative seizure underwent a cerebral computed imaging scan to exclude an ischemic

diwgnosed in the surgical lntensive care uuut betxeen Apdil 2006 and April 2014 were reviewed. Patienvs wyo exkvrienced a postoperatkve seizuge underwwnt e cerebral compuvsd tomonxaphy dcan vo exclude an ixchemic

diagnosed in the surgical intensive care unit 2006 April 2014 reviewed. Patients who a computed tomography scan exclude an ischemic

diagnosed in the surgical intEnsive care Unit bEtwEen apRil 2006 aNd ApRil 2014 were revieweD. patiEnts who experienced a posToperAtIVe seIZuRe undErwent a CErEBRal CoMpUteD tOMoGraphY scAn to excLude an ischEmiC

diagnosed in the surgical  intensive  care  un itbe twee n Ap ril 2006 and A p ril2014 were reviewed. Pa tient sw ho e x pe rienc ed a po s to p e rat iv esei zu r eunder wen t a cer ebral comp ute dtomography s c an  to exclud e a n ischemic

diagnosed_in the_surgical intensive care unit_between April_2006_and April_2014_were reviewed. Patients_who experienced a_postoperative seizure underwent a_cerebral computed tomography_scan_to exclude an ischemic


only possesses the longest excited state lifetime and quantum yield reported for the Yb(3+) diketonate family but is also suitable to be incorporated in NIR-

only possesses the longest excited department of state life and quantum yield reported for the Yb(3 +) diketonate syndicate but is besides suitable to be incorporated in NIR-

onpy possesses the longest excited state lifetimx and qhantum ykeld reported for the Yb(3+) dikxtonqte fqmily but is also suitxble to bv incorpoeatev in NIR-

only possesses the longest excited state lifetime yield for the diketonate family but incorporated NIR-

only possesses the longest exCited state LifetIme And QuAntuM yieLd reported for tHE Yb(3+) dIketonate family but is alSo suiTaBLe to BE iNcorpOrated iN nIr-

only possesses the longes t excitedstate  li fet im e an d qu antum yield re p orte d for the Yb(3+) diket onate  f a mily bu t isalso su i ta b l e t obe  in co r po rated  in  NIR-

only_possesses the_longest excited state lifetime_and quantum_yield_reported for_the_Yb(3+) diketonate family_but is also_suitable to be incorporated_in NIR-


approximately threefold more WGA-B mRNA than mature seeds. In-situ hybridization experiments showed that during embryogenesis, WGA-B mRNA was present

approximately threefold more WGA - B mRNA than mature seeds. In - situ hybridization experiments showed that during embryogenesis, WGA - B mRNA was present

aporoximately threefold move WGA-B mRNA thau maturx seeds. In-situ fybridization experiments shlwwd thqt during embryogenesir, WGA-B mRJA was peeseit

approximately threefold more WGA-B mRNA than mature hybridization showed that embryogenesis, WGA-B mRNA

approximately threefold morE WGA-B mRNA tHan maTurE seEdS. In-sItu hYbridization exPErimEnts showed that during emBryogEnESis, Wga-B MRNA wAs preseNT

approximately threefold m ore WGA-BmRNAtha n m at ureseed s. In-situ hyb r idiz ation experiments show ed th at duri n gembry ogenesi s ,W G A-B  m RN A w as pr esent

approximately_threefold more_WGA-B mRNA than mature_seeds. In-situ_hybridization_experiments showed_that_during embryogenesis, WGA-B_mRNA was present


are synthesized successfully in aqueous solution having SDS concentrations of 0.01, 0.02, and 0.2 wt.%, respectively. Size, morphology, and

arf synthesized successfuluy in aqueous solution havinf SDS covcentrations of 0.01, 0.02, and 0.2 wt.%, redpwctivtjy. Size, morphology, and

are synthesized successfully in aqueous solution having of 0.02, and wt.%, respectively. Size,

are synthesized successfullY in aqueous SolutIon HavInG SDS ConcEntrations of 0.01, 0.02, anD 0.2 Wt.%, reSpectively. Size, morpholoGy, and

are synthesized successfu lly in aqu eoussol uti on  hav ingSDS concentrat i onsof 0.01, 0.02, and 0.2  wt.% ,r espe c ti vely.  Size,m or p h olo gy ,and

are_synthesized successfully_in aqueous solution having_SDS concentrations_of_0.01, 0.02,_and_0.2 wt.%, respectively._Size, morphology, and


assaemia, iron-deficiency anaemia and glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency among Arab migrating nomad children, southern Islamic Republic of Iran.
This

assaemia, iron - deficiency anaemia and glucose-6 - phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency among Arab migrating nomad child, southerly Islamic Republic of Iran.
 This

asswemia, iron-deficiency anatmia and glucose-6-pkisphatx dehyddogenase deficiency among Arab migraving nomae children, southern Isuamic Replblic of Uran.
Uhis

assaemia, iron-deficiency anaemia and glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency migrating children, southern Republic of Iran.

assaemia, iron-deficiency anaEmia and gluCose-6-pHosPhaTe DehyDrogEnase deficiencY AmonG Arab migrating nomad chiLdren, SoUTherN isLamic republiC Of iRAn.
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assaemia, iron-deficiencyanaemia an d glu cos e-6 -p hosp hate  dehydrogenase defi ciency among Arab migr ating  n o madc hi ldren , south e rn I sla mi cRep ub l ic  of I ran .
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assaemia, iron-deficiency_anaemia and_glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency among_Arab migrating_nomad_children, southern_Islamic_Republic of Iran.
This


investigated using other agents, such as local anaesthetics, and other routes of administration, mainly epidural injection. In most patients, even in children, PCA can

investigated using other agents, such as local anesthetic, and early road of administration, chiefly epidural injection. In most patients, even in child, PCA can

ingestigated using other anents, such as loeql anaxsthetids, and ogher routes of administratioi, maunly tiidural injection. In oost pativnts, even in rhildren, PCA can

investigated using other agents, such as local other of administration, epidural injection. In PCA

investigated using other ageNts, such as lOcal aNaeSthEtIcs, aNd otHer routes of admINistRation, mainly epidural inJectiOn. iN mosT PaTientS, even in CHiLDRen, pCa cAn

investigated using otheragents, su ch as  lo cal  a naes thet ics, and other rout es of administration,mainl ye pidu r al  inje ction.I nm o stpa ti ent s, ev en in  ch ildren,  PCA can

investigated_using other_agents, such as local_anaesthetics, and_other_routes of_administration,_mainly epidural injection._In most patients,_even in children, PCA_can


basis for the method of estimation of relative contributions of these excretory organs in sodium excretion. Permanent contributions of the kidneys and rectal gland in sodium excretion of

basis for the method of estimation of relative contribution of these excretory organ in sodium excretion. Permanent contributions of the kidneys and rectal gland in sodium body waste of

badis for the method of esuimation of relatnce convributikns of tfese excretory organs in sodmum wxcreupon. Permanent contribjtions of the kidbeys qnd rectal gland ik sodjmm exerxtion of

basis for the method of estimation of of excretory organs sodium excretion. Permanent rectal in sodium excretion

basis for the method of estimaTion of relaTive cOntRibUtIons Of thEse excretory orGAns iN sodium excretion. PermanEnt coNtRIbutIOnS of thE kidneyS AnD REctAl GlAnd In SOdIum exCreTion of

basis for the method of e stimationof re lat ive  c ontr ibut ions of thesee xcre tory organs in sodiumexcre ti o n. P e rm anent  contri b ut i o nsof  t heki d ne ys an d r ectal g land in so diu mexcretion of

basis_for the_method of estimation of_relative contributions_of_these excretory_organs_in sodium excretion._Permanent contributions of_the kidneys and rectal_gland in sodium_excretion_of


focuses exclusively on the new virulence inhibitors published in patents (worldwide collection of patents filed) or in the literature since 2006. New efficacy in vitro assays have been

focuses exclusively on the new virulence inhibitors publish in patent (worldwide collection of patents file) or in the literature since 2006. New efficacy in vitro assays have been

fofuses exclusively on the new virulence nbhibitmrs puglished kn patents (worldwide collectmon if pauvnts filed) or in the uiteraturv since 2006. Bew tfficacy in vitro assays mcve bscn

focuses exclusively on the new virulence inhibitors patents collection of filed) or in efficacy vitro assays have

focuses exclusively on the neW virulence InhibItoRs pUbLishEd in Patents (worldwiDE colLection of patents filed) oR in thE lITeraTUrE sincE 2006. New effICaCY In vItRo AssAyS HaVe beeN

focuses exclusively on th e new viru lence  in hib it orspubl ished in paten t s (w orldwide collection of  pate nt s  fil e d)  or i n the l i te r a tur esi nce  2 0 06 . New  ef ficacyin vitro a ssa ys  have been

focuses_exclusively on_the new virulence inhibitors_published in_patents_(worldwide collection_of_patents filed) or_in the literature_since 2006. New efficacy_in vitro assays_have_been


types of MRI signal patterns were detected in association with these spinal cord injuries. A classification was developed using these three patterns. Type I, seen in ten (27

types of MRI signal patterns were detected in association with these spinal cord wound. A categorization was developed using these three design. character I, seen in ten (27

tyoes of MRI signal patterks were detected in assmciatikn with ghese spinal cord injuries. A coassidication was developed using thvse three patuerns. Type I, seen in ten (27

types of MRI signal patterns were detected with spinal cord A classification was Type seen in ten

types of MRI signal patterns wEre detecteD in asSocIatIoN witH theSe spinal cord inJUrieS. A classification was devElopeD uSIng tHEsE threE patterNS. TYPE I, sEeN iN teN (27

types of MRI signal patte rns were d etect edinas soci atio n with these s p inal  cord injuries. A clas sific at i on w a sdevel oped us i ng t hes eth ree  p a tt erns.  Ty pe I, s een in ten  (2 7

types_of MRI_signal patterns were detected_in association_with_these spinal_cord_injuries. A classification_was developed using_these three patterns. Type_I, seen in_ten_(27


/ reactive oxygen species balance, sympathetic nervous system activation and the presence of systemic inflammation aggravate atherosclerosis, promote structural alterations in left ventricular geometry and favor progression of renal

/ reactive oxygen species balance, sympathetic nervous system energizing and the bearing of systemic ignition aggravate atherosclerosis, promote geomorphologic alteration in left ventricular geometry and favor progress of nephritic

/ rfactive oxygen species bxlance, sympathejix nervmus syatem actkvation and the presence of dywtemix inflammation aggravage atherodclerosiw, prinote strucvhral albzratikks in oeft ventriculsr geometrf and favor prmgfedsion of renal

/ reactive oxygen species balance, sympathetic nervous and presence of inflammation aggravate atherosclerosis, ventricular and favor progression renal

/ reactive oxygen species balaNce, sympathEtic nErvOus SyStem ActiVation and the prESencE of systemic inflammatioN aggrAvATe atHErOscleRosis, prOMoTE StrUcTuRal AlTErAtionS in Left venTricular geOmeTrY and favor proGReSsion of renAl

/ reactive oxygen species  balance,sympa the tic  n ervo us s ystem activati o n an d the presence of syst emicin f lamm a ti on ag gravate at h e ros cl er osi s, pr omote  st ructura l alterati ons  i n left ventr i cu lar geomet ryand favor pr ogr ession  o f r e nal

/_reactive oxygen_species balance, sympathetic nervous_system activation_and_the presence_of_systemic inflammation aggravate_atherosclerosis, promote structural_alterations in left ventricular_geometry and favor_progression_of renal


H-DNA structure as a probe. We cloned molecules very similar to two previously identified cDNAs, dbpA and dbpB. The dbpB

H - DNA structure as a probe. We cloned molecules very similar to two previously identify complementary dna, dbpA and dbpB. The dbpB

H-DJA structure as a probe. De cloned molecolws verb similzr to twu previously identified cDNAd, ebpA qnd dbpB. The dbpB

H-DNA structure as a probe. We cloned similar two previously cDNAs, dbpA and

H-DNA structure as a probe. We clOned molecuLes veRy sImiLaR to tWo prEviously identiFIed cdNAs, dbpA and dbpB. The dbpB

H-DNA structure as a prob e. We clon ed mo lec ule svery  sim ilar to two pr e viou sly identified cDNAs,dbpAan d  dbp B .The d bpB

H-DNA_structure as_a probe. We cloned_molecules very_similar_to two_previously_identified cDNAs, dbpA_and dbpB. The_dbpB


skin and aorta also involve the lung. The Blotchy strain may be a useful model in which to investigate how abnormalities of connective tissue proteins influence pulmonary structure and

skin and aorta also involve the lung. The Blotchy strain may be a utilitarian exemplar in which to investigate how abnormalities of connective tissue proteins influence pneumonic structure and

skln and aorta also involvt the lung. The Blotchy svrain mzy be a jseful model in which to invxstitate yow abnormalities of cunnective tissue prottins influence pulmonary structhve anb

skin and aorta also involve the lung. strain be a model in which connective proteins influence pulmonary and

skin and aorta also involve thE lung. The BlOtchy StrAin MaY be a UsefUl model in which TO invEstigate how abnormalitiEs of cOnNEctiVE tIssue ProteinS InFLUenCe PuLmoNaRY sTructUre And

skin and aorta also invol ve the lun g. Th e B lot ch y st rain  may be a usef u l mo del in which to invest igate  h o w ab n or malit ies ofc on n e cti ve  t iss ue pr otein s i nfluenc e pulmonar y s tr ucture and

skin_and aorta_also involve the lung._The Blotchy_strain_may be_a_useful model in_which to investigate_how abnormalities of connective_tissue proteins influence_pulmonary_structure and


diseases, disorders, and conditions of the oral and maxillofacial region. Of all the recognized specialties, it is one of two devoted almost entirely to

diseases, disorders, and conditions of the oral and maxillofacial region. Of all the spot specialization, it is one of two devoted almost entirely to

dideases, disorders, and conaitions of the oral anv maxilmofacial region. Of all the recognizev spwcialupes, it is one of two aevoted apmost enrireot to

diseases, disorders, and conditions of the oral region. all the specialties, it is entirely

diseases, disorders, and condiTions of the Oral aNd mAxiLlOfacIal rEgion. Of all the rECognIzed specialties, it is one Of two DeVOted ALmOst enTirely tO

diseases, disorders, andconditions  of t heora landmaxi llofacial regi o n. O f all the recognized s pecia lt i es,i tis on e of tw o  d e v ote dal mos te nt irely  to

diseases,_disorders, and_conditions of the oral_and maxillofacial_region._Of all_the_recognized specialties, it_is one of_two devoted almost entirely_to


a toxin that results in a condition known as 'psyllid yellows'. The objectives of this study were to: (i) document oviposition preferences

a toxin that results in a condition known as' psyllid yellows'. The aim of this discipline were to: (i) document oviposition preferences

a hoxin that results in a gondition known cw 'psylnid yemlows'. Thd objectives of this study wxre ro: (i) eocument oviposition pfeferenced

a toxin that results in a condition 'psyllid The objectives this study were

a toxin that results in a condiTion known aS 'psylLid YelLoWs'. ThE objEctives of this sTUdy wEre to: (i) document ovipositIon prEfERencES

a toxin that results in a  condition  know n a s ' ps ylli d ye llows'. The ob j ecti ves of this study were  to:(i )  doc u me nt ov ipositi o np r efe re nc es

a_toxin that_results in a condition_known as_'psyllid_yellows'. The_objectives_of this study_were to: (i)_document oviposition preferences


thirds of the neurons in the lateral habenula respond to peripheral noxious stimuli in a way similar to that of the cells in the centrum-median

thirds of the neurons in the lateral habenula respond to peripheral noxious stimuli in a direction exchangeable to that of the cells in the centrum - median

thlrds of the neurons in tme lateral habenolq respmnd to periphefal noxious stimuli in a way sumilae to that of the cells in the cvntrum-meduan

thirds of the neurons in the lateral to noxious stimuli a way similar in centrum-median

thirds of the neurons in the laTeral habenUla reSpoNd tO pEripHeraL noxious stimulI In a wAy similar to that of the ceLls in ThE CentRUm-MediaN

thirds of the neurons inthe latera l hab enu lare spon d to  peripheral no x ious  stimuli in a way simi lar t ot hato fthe c ells in th e cen tr um -me di a n

thirds_of the_neurons in the lateral_habenula respond_to_peripheral noxious_stimuli_in a way_similar to that_of the cells in_the centrum-median


the N2O group vs 50.9% in the group not given N2O). Aging alone did not affect the incidence of ventricular ectopic beats,

the N2O group vs 50.9% in the group not given N2O). Aging alone did not affect the incidence of ventricular ectopic pulse,

thf N2O group vs 50.9% in the gruup not given N2O). Aging alone did not affect the incidence of venvricylar tbtopic beats,

the N2O group vs 50.9% in the given Aging alone not affect the

the N2O group vs 50.9% in the group not Given N2O). AgiNg aloNe dId nOt AffeCt thE incidence of veNTricUlar ectopic beats,

the N2O group vs 50.9% in  the group  notgiv enN2 O).Agin g alone did no t  aff ect the incidence of v entri cu l ar e c to pic b eats,

the_N2O group_vs 50.9% in the_group not_given_N2O). Aging_alone_did not affect_the incidence of_ventricular ectopic beats,


Reductions in total serum cholesterol levels persisted throughout the extension study, with a final reduction of 5.4%.(ABSTRACT TRUNCATED AT 250

Reductions in total serum cholesterol levels persisted throughout the extension discipline, with a concluding reduction of 5.4%.(ABSTRACT TRUNCATED AT 250

Refuctions in total serum gholesterol levels persmsted tgroughoug the extension study, with a funal eeduction of 5.4%.(ABSTRACT GRUNCATED AT 250

Reductions in total serum cholesterol levels persisted extension with a reduction of 5.4%.(ABSTRACT

Reductions in total serum choLesterol leVels pErsIstEd ThroUghoUt the extension STudy, With a final reduction of 5.4%.(AbSTRAcT trUNCatEd AT 250

Reductions in total serum  cholester ol le vel s p er sist ed t hroughout thee xten sion study, with a fin al re du c tion of  5.4% .(ABSTR A CT T RUN CA TE D A T2 50

Reductions_in total_serum cholesterol levels persisted_throughout the_extension_study, with_a_final reduction of_5.4%.(ABSTRACT TRUNCATED AT_250


 KPIs keys to integrated performance measurement.
Many providers are using a balanced scorecard to measure performance. Another tool that can be used with the balanced scorecard

KPIs keys to integrated performance measurement.
 Many providers are use a balanced card to measure performance. Another cock that can be use with the balanced scorecard

 KPLs keys to integrated pevformance measurgmwnt.
Manb provisers are using a balanced scorecard vo mwasurt performance. Anothdr tool tjat can ve uwwd with thx balanccb scodccard

KPIs keys to integrated performance measurement. Many using balanced scorecard measure performance. Another with balanced scorecard

 KPIs keys to integrated perfoRmance measUremeNt.
MAny PrOvidErs aRe using a balancED scoRecard to measure performAnce. ANoTHer tOOl That cAn be useD WiTH The BaLaNceD sCOrEcard

 KPIs keys to integrated p erformance  meas ure men t.
Man y pr oviders are us i ng a  balanced scorecard to  meas ur e  per f or mance . Anoth e rt o olth at  ca nb eusedwit h the b alanced sc ore ca rd

 KPIs_keys to_integrated performance measurement.
Many providers_are using_a_balanced scorecard_to_measure performance. Another_tool that can_be used with the_balanced scorecard


extracted from plasma with chloroform-isopropanol (1:1), separated by thin-layer chromatography (TLC), and quantitated in situ via a

extracted from plasma with chloroform - isopropanol (1:1), separated by thin - level chromatography (TLC), and quantitated in situ via a

exhracted from plasma with chloroform-isoptopanol (1:1), separzted by ghin-layer chromatography (TLC), abd quqntitated in situ via x

extracted from plasma with chloroform-isopropanol (1:1), separated chromatography and quantitated situ via a

extracted from plasma with chLoroform-isOpropAnoL (1:1), sePaRateD by tHin-layer chromaTOgraPhy (TLC), and quantitated in Situ vIa A

extracted from plasma wit h chlorofo rm-is opr opa no l (1 :1),  separated byt hin- layer chromatography ( TLC),  a n d qu a nt itate d in si t uv i a a

extracted_from plasma_with chloroform-isopropanol (1:1), separated_by thin-layer_chromatography_(TLC), and_quantitated_in situ via_a


growing purpose and farm size on the ability of stable land property rights to encourage farmers to apply organic fertilizers.
The application of organic fertilizer by farmers is an

growing purpose and farm size on the ability of stable land place right field to encourage farmers to lend oneself constituent fertilizers.
 The application of organic fertilizer by farmer is an

groaing purpose and farm siee on the ability of staule lans propergy rights to encourage farmecs ti appoy organic fertilizers.
Ghe applibation of orgenic fertilizer ug farmevf is wn

growing purpose and farm size on the stable property rights encourage farmers to of fertilizer by farmers an

growing purpose and farm size On the abiliTy of sTabLe lAnD proPertY rights to encouRAge fArmers to apply organic feRtiliZeRS.
The APpLicatIon of orGAnIC FerTiLiZer By FArMers iS an

growing purpose and farm s ize on the  abil ity  of  s tabl e la nd property ri g htsto encourage farmers t o app ly orga n ic  fert ilizers .
T h e  ap pl ic ati on of  orga nic  fertil izer by fa rme rs  is an

growing purpose_and farm_size on the ability_of stable_land_property rights_to_encourage farmers to_apply organic fertilizers.
The_application of organic fertilizer_by farmers is_an


not limited to cancer and involving the specified drug classes for dyspnea treatment. Three systematic reviews, one with meta-analysis, two practice guidelines, and 28

not limited to cancer and involving the specified drug classes for dyspnea discussion. Three taxonomic review, one with meta - analysis, two exercise guidelines, and 28

noh limited to cancer and lnvolving the spgcufied vrug clzsses fof dyspnea treatment. Three sydtwmatix reviews, one with metx-analysis, two praxtict guidelines, and 28

not limited to cancer and involving the classes dyspnea treatment. systematic reviews, one and

not limited to cancer and invoLving the spEcifiEd dRug ClAsseS for Dyspnea treatmeNT. ThrEe systematic reviews, one With mEtA-AnalYSiS, two pRactice GUiDELinEs, AnD 28

not limited to cancer and  involving  thespe cif ie d dr ug c lasses for dys p neatreatment. Three syste matic  r e view s ,one w ith met a -a n a lys is ,two  p r ac ticegui delines , and 28

not_limited to_cancer and involving the_specified drug_classes_for dyspnea_treatment._Three systematic reviews,_one with meta-analysis,_two practice guidelines, and_28


will address the time-related obstacles associated with evidence-based medicine. Flux through the hexosamine pathway is a determinant of nuclear factor kappaB-

will address the time - related obstacles consociate with evidence - free-base medicine. Flux through the hexosamine pathway is a antigenic determinant of nuclear factor kappaB-

wipl address the time-relattd obstacles assoeuated xith evjdence-bared medicine. Flux through thx hezosamune pathway is a deteroinant of nuclear facuor kappaB-

will address the time-related obstacles associated with Flux the hexosamine is a determinant

will address the time-related Obstacles aSsociAteD wiTh EvidEnce-Based medicine. FLUx thRough the hexosamine pathWay is A dETermINaNt of nUclear fACtOR KapPab-

will address the time-rel ated obsta clesass oci at ed w ithevidence-based medi cine. Flux through the  hexo sa m inep at hwayis a de t er m i nan tof  nu cl e ar  fact orkappaB-

will_address the_time-related obstacles associated with_evidence-based medicine._Flux_through the_hexosamine_pathway is a_determinant of nuclear_factor kappaB-


's hypothesis by the so-called "mechanists". In the middle of this confliction, Jacob Henle described in 1862 the homonymous "U"

's hypothesis by the so - called " mechanists ". In the center of this confliction, Jacob Henle trace in 1862 the homonymous " U "

's hjpothesis by the so-callea "mechanists". In the mivdle of this covfliction, Jacob Henle descriued un 1862 tye homonymous "U"

's hypothesis by the so-called "mechanists". In of confliction, Jacob described in 1862

's hypothesis by the so-called "mEchanists". IN the mIddLe oF tHis cOnflIction, Jacob HenLE desCribed in 1862 the homonymous "U"

's hypothesis by the so-ca lled "mech anist s".  In  t he m iddl e of this conf l icti on, Jacob Henle descri bed i n1 862t he  homo nymous" U"

's hypothesis_by the_so-called "mechanists". In the_middle of_this_confliction, Jacob_Henle_described in 1862_the homonymous "U"


sICAM-1 release in culture media from human aortic smooth muscle cells (AOSMC), dermal microvascular endothelial cells (DMEC), keratinocytes (

sICAM-1 release in culture media from human aortic legato muscleman cells (AOSMC), dermal microvascular endothelial cells (DMEC), keratinocytes (

sIFAM-1 release in culture mtdia from human aortic skooth juscle cdlls (AOSMC), dermal microvascupae endithelial cells (DMEC), kefatinocytvs (

sICAM-1 release in culture media from human muscle (AOSMC), dermal endothelial cells (DMEC),

sICAM-1 release in culture mediA from human AortiC smOotH mUsclE celLs (AOSMC), dermal mICrovAscular endothelial cellS (DMEC), KeRAtinOCyTes (

sICAM-1 release in cultur e media fr om hu man  ao rt ic s moot h muscle cells (AOS MC), dermal microvascu lar e nd o thel i al  cell s (DMEC ) ,k e rat in oc yte s(

sICAM-1_release in_culture media from human_aortic smooth_muscle_cells (AOSMC),_dermal_microvascular endothelial cells_(DMEC), keratinocytes (


and S1 states using the fewest-switches surface-hopping scheme. In the S2 photodynamics, the system first relaxes to the S

and S1 states using the fewest - switches open - hop scheme. In the S2 photodynamics, the system first relax to the S

anf S1 states using the fewtst-switches surfaew-hoppiig scheje. In thd S2 photodynamics, the system furst eelaxes to the S

and S1 states using the fewest-switches surface-hopping the photodynamics, the first relaxes to

and S1 states using the fewest-sWitches surFace-hOppIng ScHeme. in thE S2 photodynamicS, The sYstem first relaxes to the s

and S1 states using the f ewest-swit chessur fac e- hopp ingscheme. In the S2 p hotodynamics, the syst em fi rs t  rel a xe s tothe S

and_S1 states_using the fewest-switches surface-hopping_scheme. In_the_S2 photodynamics,_the_system first relaxes_to the S


isely which immune effectors are responsible for the loss of specific worms is still not known although many candidate effectors have been proposed. However, it is now clear

isely which immune effectors are responsible for the loss of specific worms is however not know although many candidate effectors have been proposed. However, it is immediately clear

isepy which immune effectorr are responsible for vhe losa of spezific worms is still not knoxn aothouth many candidate effeztors havv been pripostd. However, it is ikw cleav

isely which immune effectors are responsible for of worms is not known although proposed. it is now

isely which immune effectors Are responsIble fOr tHe lOsS of sPeciFic worms is stilL Not kNown although many candidAte efFeCTors HAvE been ProposeD. hoWEVer, It Is Now ClEAr

isely which immune effecto rs are res ponsi ble  fo rtheloss  of specific w o rmsis still not known alt hough  m a ny c a nd idate  effect o rs h ave  b ee n p ro p os ed. H owe ver, it  is now cl ear

isely which_immune effectors_are responsible for the_loss of_specific_worms is_still_not known although_many candidate effectors_have been proposed. However,_it is now_clear


CCh-induced IP3 production and CCh-induced [Ca2+]i mobilization were more potently antagonized by 4-DAMP, an

CCh - induced IP3 production and CCh - induced [ Ca2+]i mobilization were more potently antagonized by 4 - DAMP, an

CCj-induced IP3 production akd CCh-induced [Ca2+]n mobilmzation were mofe potently antagonized by 4-DEMP, qn

CCh-induced IP3 production and CCh-induced [Ca2+]i mobilization potently by 4-DAMP,

CCh-induced IP3 production and cCh-induced [ca2+]i moBilIzaTiOn weRe moRe potently antaGOnizEd by 4-DAMP, an

CCh-induced IP3 productio n and CCh- induc ed[Ca 2+ ]i m obil ization were m o re p otently antagonized by  4-DA MP ,  an

CCh-induced_IP3 production_and CCh-induced [Ca2+]i mobilization_were more_potently_antagonized by_4-DAMP,_an


). The results of this study suggest that simulation of a critical care scenario in a high-fidelity helicopter flight simulator can provide a realistic helicopter transport experience and create

). The results of this study suggest that simulation of a critical caution scenario in a eminent - fidelity helicopter flight simulator can provide a realistic helicopter transportation experience and create

). Thf results of this study ruggest that simulatioi of a dritical care scenario in a high-fidepiry heoicopter flight simulagor can pgovide a eealmstic helicopter transpovc expsviencz end create

). The results of this study suggest of critical care in a high-fidelity a helicopter transport experience create

). The results of this study suggEst that simUlatiOn oF a cRiTicaL carE scenario in a hiGH-fidElity helicopter flight sImulaToR Can pROvIde a rEalistiC HeLICopTeR tRanSpORt ExperIenCe and crEate

). The results of this stu dy suggest  that  si mul at ionof a  critical care scen ario in a high-fidelit y hel ic o pter fl ightsimulat o rc a n p ro vi dear ea listi c h elicopt er transpo rtex perience and cr eate

). The_results of_this study suggest that_simulation of_a_critical care_scenario_in a high-fidelity_helicopter flight simulator_can provide a realistic_helicopter transport experience_and_create


 in Crohn's disease.
Crohn's disease can affect the upper gut with reported variable frequency, although concurrent Helicobacter pylori infection has been reported to

in Crohn's disease.
 Crohn's disease can affect the upper gut with reported variable frequency, although coincident Helicobacter pylorus contagion has been reported to

 in Crohn's disease.
Crohn's direase can affecj rhe up'er gut with reoorted variable frequency, alvhouth cobcurrent Helicobacter oylori invection yas ueen reported to

in Crohn's disease. Crohn's disease can affect gut reported variable although concurrent Helicobacter to

 in Crohn's disease.
Crohn's diseAse can affeCt the UppEr gUt With RepoRted variable frEQuenCy, although concurrent HeLicobAcTEr pyLOrI infeCtion haS BeEN RepOrTeD to

 in Crohn's disease.
Crohn 's disease  canaff ect  t he u pper  gut with repo r tedvariable frequency, al thoug hc oncu r re nt He licobac t er p ylo ri  i nfe ct i on  hasbee n repor ted to

 in_Crohn's disease.
Crohn's_disease can affect the_upper gut_with_reported variable_frequency,_although concurrent Helicobacter_pylori infection has_been reported to


TIMP3) expression, we isolated and sequenced a clone containing 1315 bp of the 5'-upstream region of the human TIMP-3-encoding

TIMP3) expression, we isolated and sequenced a clone control 1315 bp of the 5'-upstream area of the human TIMP-3 - encoding

TIMO3) expression, we isolated and sequenced c clone contajning 1315 bo of the 5'-upstream region of vhe yuman TIMP-3-encoding

TIMP3) expression, we isolated and sequenced a 1315 of the region of the

TIMP3) expression, we isolated aNd sequenceD a cloNe cOntAiNing 1315 Bp of The 5'-upstream regIOn of The human TIMP-3-encoding

TIMP3) expression, we isol ated and s equen ced  acl onecont aining 1315 bp of t he 5'-upstream regionof th eh uman TI MP-3- encodin g

TIMP3) expression,_we isolated_and sequenced a clone_containing 1315_bp_of the_5'-upstream_region of the_human TIMP-3-encoding


 depression status in obese individuals subjected to intragastric balloon treatment.
Although depression is considered to be significantly related to morbid obesity disorder, no information exists on

depression status in obese individuals subjugate to intragastric balloon discussion.
 Although depression is considered to be importantly related to morbid fleshiness disorder, no information exist on

 deoression status in obese individuals suyhected to infragastrkc balloon treatment.
Although dwpreswion is considered to ce signifpcantly rwlattd to morbid obesmfy disovber, nk infmcmation exists pn

depression status in obese individuals subjected to treatment. depression is to be significantly no exists on

 depression status in obese inDividuals sUbjecTed To iNtRagaStriC balloon treatmENt.
AlThough depression is consIdereD tO Be siGNiFicanTly relaTEd TO MorBiD oBesItY DiSordeR, no InformaTion exists On

 depression status in obes e individu als s ubj ect ed  tointr agastric ballo o n tr eatment.
Although depr essio ni s co n si dered  to bes ig n i fic an tl y r el a te d tomor bid obe sity disor der ,no informati o nexists on

 depression_status in_obese individuals subjected to_intragastric balloon_treatment.
Although_depression is_considered_to be significantly_related to morbid_obesity disorder, no information_exists on


reactive/pseudoneoplastic lesions. Alternatively p53 immunoreactivity in benign processes could be due to an increase in wild-type p53 as a result of different physiological

reactive / pseudoneoplastic lesions. Alternatively p53 immunoreactivity in benign processes could be due to an increase in raving mad - character p53 as a result of different physiologic

rewctive/pseudoneoplastic ltsions. Alternativglt p53 imkunorezctivity in benign processes could bx duw to qn increase in wild-typd p53 as a gesult of difherent physiologmdal

reactive/pseudoneoplastic lesions. Alternatively p53 immunoreactivity in benign be to an in wild-type p53 physiological

reactive/pseudoneoplastic lEsions. AlteRnatiVelY p53 iMmUnorEactIvity in benign pROcesSes could be due to an increAse in WiLD-typE P53 aS a resUlt of diFFeRENt pHySiOloGiCAl

reactive/pseudoneoplastic  lesions.Alter nat ive ly  p53  imm unoreactivityi n be nign processes could b e due  t o  ani nc rease  in wil d -t y p e p 53  a s a  r e su lt of  di fferent  physiolog ica l

reactive/pseudoneoplastic_lesions. Alternatively_p53 immunoreactivity in benign_processes could_be_due to_an_increase in wild-type_p53 as a_result of different physiological


recommendation, board exam scores, and life experiences. We compared the rate at which interviews were offered to URM candidates and compared those rates to historical data. We

recommendation, board exam scores, and life experience. We compare the rate at which interviews were offered to URM candidate and compared those rates to diachronic datum. We

refommendation, board exam rcores, and life experixnces. Ws compardd the rate at which intervixws qere iffered to URM candidages and clmpared rhost rates to histormdal data. We

recommendation, board exam scores, and life experiences. the at which were offered to rates historical data. We

recommendation, board exam scOres, and lifE expeRieNceS. WE comPareD the rate at whicH InteRviews were offered to URM CandiDaTEs anD CoMpareD those rATeS TO hiStOrIcaL dATa. we

recommendation, board exa m scores,and l ife  ex pe rien ces.  We compared t h e ra te at which interviews  were  o f fere d  t o URM  candid a te s and  c om par ed th ose r ate s to hi storical d ata .We

recommendation,_board exam_scores, and life experiences._We compared_the_rate at_which_interviews were offered_to URM candidates_and compared those rates_to historical data._We


cythemia vera the erythroid progenitor cells can survive and develop in the absence of erythropoietin. Members of the Bcl-2 family of

cythemia vera the erythroid progenitor cells can survive and develop in the absence of erythropoietin. Members of the Bcl-2 syndicate of

cytjemia vera the erythroid progenitor cells can vurvivs and dexelop in the absence of erytiropiietib. Members of the Bcl-2 fxmily of

cythemia vera the erythroid progenitor cells can develop the absence erythropoietin. Members of

cythemia vera the erythroid pRogenitor cElls cAn sUrvIvE and DeveLop in the absencE Of erYthropoietin. Members of tHe Bcl-2 FaMIly oF

cythemia vera the erythroi d progenit or ce lls  ca nsurv iveand develop in theabsence of erythropoie tin.Me m bers of  theBcl-2 f a mi l y  of

cythemia vera_the erythroid_progenitor cells can survive_and develop_in_the absence_of_erythropoietin. Members of_the Bcl-2 family_of


ica (Banjauri), a herbal medicine, as an antifertility agent.
Safety and contraceptive efficacy of Vicoa Indica (Ban

ica (Banjauri), a herbal mediclne, as an antifettulity egent.
Sarety and contraceptive efficacy of Vmcoa Indixa (Ban

ica (Banjauri), a herbal medicine, as an Safety contraceptive efficacy Vicoa Indica (Ban

ica (Banjauri), a herbal medicinE, as an antifErtilIty AgeNt.
safeTy anD contraceptive EFficAcy of Vicoa Indica (Ban

ica (Banjauri), a herbal m edicine, a s anant ife rt ilit y ag ent.
Safety an d  con traceptive efficacy of  Vico aI ndic a  ( Ban

ica (Banjauri),_a herbal_medicine, as an antifertility_agent.
Safety and_contraceptive_efficacy of_Vicoa_Indica (Ban


). It was shown to reduce 33% outward K(+) channel (hippocampal neurons) currents at 10 microM. The solution structure of BmP01

). It was shown to reduce 33% outward K(+) channel (hippocampal nerve cell) stream at 10 microM. The solution structure of BmP01

). It was shown to reduce 33% ouuward K(+) channel (hnppocam'al neudons) curfents at 10 microM. The solutioi steuctuee of BmP01

). It was shown to reduce 33% channel neurons) currents 10 microM. The

). It was shown to reduce 33% outward k(+) channel (hiPpocaMpaL neUrOns) cUrreNts at 10 microM. The SOlutIon structure of BmP01

). It was shown to reduce33% outwar d K(+ ) c han ne l (h ippo campal neurons )  cur rents at 10 microM. Th e sol ut i on s t ru cture  of BmP 0 1

). It_was shown_to reduce 33% outward_K(+) channel_(hippocampal_neurons) currents_at_10 microM. The_solution structure of_BmP01


construct a vertically aligned hexagonal boron nitride nanosheet (hBNN) thermal conduction channel structure is proposed to improve the thermal conductivity. First, ex

construct a vertically aligned hexagonal boron nitride nanosheet (hBNN) thermal conduction channel social organization is aim to improve the thermal conductivity. foremost, ex

cojstruct a vertically alinned hexagonal boron nivride nznosheet (hBNN) thermal conduction chainel struxture is proposed to ioprove thv thermal convuctivity. First, xs

construct a vertically aligned hexagonal boron nitride thermal channel structure proposed to improve

construct a vertically alignEd hexagonaL boroN niTriDe NanoSheeT (hBNN) thermal coNDuctIon channel structure is pRoposEd TO impROvE the tHermal cONdUCTivItY. FIrsT, eX

construct a vertically al igned hexa gonal  bo ron  n itri de n anosheet (hBNN )  the rmal conduction channe l str uc t urei spropo sed toi mp r o veth ethe rm a lcondu cti vity. F irst, ex

construct_a vertically_aligned hexagonal boron nitride_nanosheet (hBNN)_thermal_conduction channel_structure_is proposed to_improve the thermal_conductivity. First, ex


 exhaustive approach are discussed. Cell-type-specific and projection-specific brain-wide reconstruction of single neurons.
We developed a dual-adeno-associated

exhaustive approach are discussed. Cell - type - specific and expulsion - specific mind - wide reconstruction of single neurons.
 We evolve a dual - adeno - associated

 exjaustive approach are dircussed. Cell-typg-specifir and pdojectiov-specific brain-wide reconstrnctiin of single neurons.
We deveuoped a dlal-adeno-awsocmated

exhaustive approach are discussed. Cell-type-specific and projection-specific of neurons. We a dual-adeno-associated

 exhaustive approach are discUssed. Cell-tYpe-spEciFic AnD proJectIon-specific braIN-widE reconstruction of singlE neurOnS.
we deVElOped a Dual-adeNO-aSSOciAtEd

 exhaustive approach are d iscussed.Cell- typ e-s pe cifi c an d projection-s p ecif ic brain-wide reconstr uctio no f si n gl e neu rons.
W e  d e v elo pe da d ua l -a deno- ass ociated

 exhaustive_approach are_discussed. Cell-type-specific and projection-specific_brain-wide reconstruction_of_single neurons.
We_developed_a dual-adeno-associated


that T cells are unable to process whole MBP. However, batch-purified MBP Ag preparations containing lower m.w. breakdown products were presented by

that T cells are unable to process solid MBP. However, batch - purify MBP Ag preparations containing lower m.w. breakdown product were presented by

thwt T cells are unable to process whole MBP. Howxver, bafch-purifked MBP Ag preparations conteinibg loqer m.w. breakdown produzts were iresented by

that T cells are unable to process However, MBP Ag containing lower m.w.

that T cells are unable to procEss whole MBp. HoweVer, BatCh-PuriFied mBP Ag preparatiONs coNtaining lower m.w. breakdoWn proDuCTs weRE pResenTed by

that T cells are unable t o processwhole  MB P.Ho weve r, b atch-purifiedM BP A g preparations contain ing l ow e r m. w .break down pr o du c t s w er epre se n te d by

that_T cells_are unable to process_whole MBP._However,_batch-purified MBP_Ag_preparations containing lower_m.w. breakdown products_were presented by


This is the first report on the natural occurrence of nivalenol, deoxynivalenol and zearalenone in Chinese and U.S

Thls is the first report ok the natural oceyrrencx of nibalenol, aeoxynivalenol and zearalenoie ib Chibese and U.S

This is the first report on the of deoxynivalenol and in Chinese and

This is the first report on the Natural occUrrenCe oF niVaLenoL, deoXynivalenol and ZEaraLenone in Chinese and U.S

This is the first reporton the nat uralocc urr en ce o f ni valenol, deoxy n ival enol and zearalenone i n Chi ne s e an d  U .S

This_is the_first report on the_natural occurrence_of_nivalenol, deoxynivalenol_and_zearalenone in Chinese_and U.S


dilation of the ducts from the bulbourethral glands located in the bulbous part of the male urethra. It is a rare condition primarily reported in

dilation of the ducts from the bulbourethral glands located in the bulbous character of the male urethra. It is a rare circumstance primarily reported in

dipation of the ducts from the bulbourethtao glanvs locafed in tfe bulbous part of the male nretyra. Iu is a rare conditiun primarply reporred mn

dilation of the ducts from the bulbourethral in bulbous part the male urethra. primarily in

dilation of the ducts from the BulbourethRal glAndS loCaTed iN the Bulbous part of tHE malE urethra. It is a rare condiTion pRiMArilY RePorteD in

dilation of the ducts fro m the bulb ouret hra l g la ndsloca ted in the bul b ouspart of the male ureth ra. I ti s ar ar e con ditionp ri m a ril yre por te d  i n

dilation_of the_ducts from the bulbourethral_glands located_in_the bulbous_part_of the male_urethra. It is_a rare condition primarily_reported in


to histological subtype, but in general the trend is poor with fatal outcome. Polybrominated diphenyl ethers in mudsnails (Cipangopal

to histological subtype, but in general the trend is poor with fatal result. Polybrominated diphenyl ether in mudsnails (Cipangopal

to histological subtype, buu in general the jrwnd is poor sith fatxl outcome. Polybrominated di'hentl etyers in mudsnails (Cipavgopal

to histological subtype, but in general the poor fatal outcome. diphenyl ethers in

to histological subtype, but iN general thE trenD is PooR wIth fAtal Outcome. PolybroMInatEd diphenyl ethers in mudsNails (ciPAngoPAl

to histological subtype,but in gen eralthe  tr en d is  poo r with fatal o u tcom e. Polybrominated diph enylet h ersi nmudsn ails (C i pa n g opa l

to_histological subtype,_but in general the_trend is_poor_with fatal_outcome._Polybrominated diphenyl ethers_in mudsnails (Cipangopal


-term outcomes are reported. Primary angioplasty was successfully performed in 129 patients (97.0%). The mean degree of pre-procedural stenosis was 81

-term outcomes are reported. Primary angioplasty was successfully performed in 129 patient (97.0 %). The base degree of pre - procedural stenosis was 81

-terl outcomes are reported. Krimary angioplasjy was snccessfhlly perwormed in 129 patients (97.0%). The meai detree if pre-procedural stenoris was 81

-term outcomes are reported. Primary angioplasty was in patients (97.0%). mean degree of

-term outcomes are reported. PrImary angioPlastY waS suCcEssfUlly Performed in 129 patIEnts (97.0%). the mean degree of pre-procEduraL sTEnosIS wAs 81

-term outcomes are reporte d. Primary  angi opl ast ywassucc essfully perfo r medin 129 patients (97.0% ). Th em eand eg ree o f pre-p r oc e d ura lst eno si s  w as 81

-term outcomes_are reported._Primary angioplasty was successfully_performed in_129_patients (97.0%)._The_mean degree of_pre-procedural stenosis was_81


by UV-vis with the characteristic absorption bands in PECs functionalized with porphyrins. Fluorescence lifetime imaging microscopy (FLIM) of the poly

by UV - vis with the characteristic absorption bands in PECs functionalized with porphyrins. Fluorescence life imagination microscopy (FLIM) of the poly

by UV-vis with the charactevistic absorptiou bands in PEDs functkonalized with porphyrins. Flnorewcenct lifetime imaging oicroscopj (FLIM) of the poly

by UV-vis with the characteristic absorption bands functionalized porphyrins. Fluorescence imaging microscopy (FLIM)

by UV-vis with the characterisTic absorptIon baNds In PeCS funCtioNalized with porPHyriNs. Fluorescence lifetime ImagiNg MIcroSCoPy (FLIm) of the pOLy

by UV-vis with the charac teristic a bsorp tio n b an ds i n PE Cs functionali z ed w ith porphyrins. Fluore scenc el ifet i me  imag ing mic r os c o py(F LI M)of th e pol y

by_UV-vis with_the characteristic absorption bands_in PECs_functionalized_with porphyrins._Fluorescence_lifetime imaging microscopy_(FLIM) of the_poly


in mood disorders) or a decrease in REM sleep (e.g. neurodegenerative disorders). Maintenance of sleep (particularly REM sleep) into late life may not be

in mood disorders) or a decrease in REM sleep (e.g. neurodegenerative disorder). sustenance of sleep (particularly REM rest) into late life may not be

in mood disorders) or a decvease in REM slegp (e.g. nenrodegeherative disorders). Maintenance of slxep (partixularly REM sleep) into late lifv may not be

in mood disorders) or a decrease in (e.g. disorders). Maintenance sleep (particularly REM not

in mood disorders) or a decreasE in REM sleeP (e.g. neUroDegEnEratIve dIsorders). MainteNAnce Of sleep (particularly REM Sleep) InTO latE LiFe may Not be

in mood disorders) or a d ecrease in  REMsle ep(e .g.neur odegeneratived isor ders). Maintenance ofsleep  ( p arti c ul arlyREM sle e p) i nto  l at e l if e  m ay no t b e

in_mood disorders)_or a decrease in_REM sleep_(e.g._neurodegenerative disorders)._Maintenance_of sleep (particularly_REM sleep) into_late life may not_be


a radioimmunoassay designed for plasma without characterizing the "beta TG" immunoreactivity in urine. We describe modifications of the assay which increase its sensitivity and a sample

a radioimmunoassay designed for plasma without characterizing the " beta TG " immunoreactivity in urine. We describe modifications of the assay which increase its sensitivity and a sample distribution

a gadioimmunoassay designea for plasma wijhiut cheracterjzing thd "beta TG" immunoreactivity ii urune. Wt describe modificagions of nhe assay whirh increase its sensitivlcy ans a scm'le

a radioimmunoassay designed for plasma without characterizing TG" in urine. describe modifications of sensitivity a sample

a radioimmunoassay designed For plasma wIthouT chAraCtErizIng tHe "beta TG" immunoREactIvity in urine. We describe ModifIcATionS Of The asSay whicH InCREasE iTs SenSiTIvIty anD a sAmple

a radioimmunoassay design ed for pla sma w ith out  c hara cter izing the "bet a  TG"  immunoreactivity in u rine.  W e  des c ri be mo dificat i on s ofth eass ay wh ich i ncr ease it s sensitiv ity  a nd a sample

a_radioimmunoassay designed_for plasma without characterizing_the "beta_TG"_immunoreactivity in_urine._We describe modifications_of the assay_which increase its sensitivity_and a sample


vasoconstriction reflex of innervated areas during caudal anaesthesia with levobupivacaine and a lower levobupivacaine induced

vadoconstriction reflex of innervated arecw duriig caudzl anaesghesia with levobupivacaine end q lowtg levobupivacaine indjced

vasoconstriction reflex of innervated areas during caudal levobupivacaine a lower induced

vasoconstriction reflex of iNnervated aReas dUriNg cAuDal aNaesThesia with levoBUpivAcaine and a lower levobupIvacaInE InduCEd

vasoconstriction reflex o f innervat ed ar eas  du ri ng c auda l anaesthesiaw ithlevobupivacaine and alower  l e vobu p iv acain e induc e d

vasoconstriction_reflex of_innervated areas during caudal_anaesthesia with_levobupivacaine_and a_lower_levobupivacaine induced


, its active metabolite, in serum. We used a mu-Bondapak C18 reversed-phase column and a mobile phase of acetonitrile/water

, its active metabolite, in serum. We used a mu - Bondapak C18 reversed - phase column and a mobile phase of acetonitrile / water

, itd active metabolite, in strum. We used a mu-Yindapan C18 rebersed-phxse column and a mobile phasx of acetinitrile/water

, its active metabolite, in serum. We mu-Bondapak reversed-phase column a mobile phase

, its active metabolite, in seruM. We used a mu-bondaPak c18 reVeRsed-PhasE column and a mobILe phAse of acetonitrile/water

, its active metabolite, i n serum. W e use d a  mu -B onda pakC18 reversed-p h asecolumn and a mobile ph ase o fa ceto n it rile/ water

, its_active metabolite,_in serum. We used_a mu-Bondapak_C18_reversed-phase column_and_a mobile phase_of acetonitrile/water


), 4, and 12 (rounding-up) to be changed irreversibly. Thus, factors overcame the problem of relating mathematical shape phenotypes, previously

), 4, and 12 (rounding - up) to be changed irreversibly. Thus, factors overwhelm the trouble of relating mathematical condition phenotype, previously

), 4, ajd 12 (rounding-up) to be chakged irreversibli. Rhus, fectors kvercame the problem of relating matiemarical shape phenotypes, prevkously

), 4, and 12 (rounding-up) to be Thus, overcame the of relating mathematical

), 4, and 12 (rounding-up) to be changed iRreversiblY. Thus, FacTorS oVercAme tHe problem of relATing Mathematical shape phenoTypes, PrEViouSLy

), 4, and 12 (rounding-up)  to be cha ngedirr eve rs ibly . Th us, factors ov e rcam e the problem of relat ing m at h emat i ca l sha pe phen o ty p e s,pr ev iou sl y

), 4,_and 12_(rounding-up) to be changed_irreversibly. Thus,_factors_overcame the_problem_of relating mathematical_shape phenotypes, previously


 allele is the crucial mechanism in acquisition of GEM resistance in RMKN28. [Overview of lymphoid neoplasms in the fourth edition of the WHO classification].
The

allele is the crucial mechanism in acquisition of GEM resistance in RMKN28. [ Overview of lymphoid neoplasms in the fourth version of the WHO categorization ].
 The

 alpele is the crucial mechxnism in acquisnrion oh GEM rssistancd in RMKN28. [Overview of lymphomd nwoplawms in the fourth editkon of thv WHO clawsifmcation].
The

allele is the crucial mechanism in acquisition resistance RMKN28. [Overview lymphoid neoplasms in WHO The

 allele is the crucial mechaniSm in acquisItion Of GeM rEsIstaNce iN RMKN28. [Overview oF LympHoid neoplasms in the fourTh ediTiON of tHE WhO claSsificaTIoN].
tHe

 allele is the crucial mec hanism inacqui sit ion  o f GE M re sistance in RM K N28.  [Overview of lymphoid  neop la s ms i n  t he fo urth ed i ti o n  of  t he  WH Oc la ssifi cat ion].
T he

 allele_is the_crucial mechanism in acquisition_of GEM_resistance_in RMKN28._[Overview_of lymphoid neoplasms_in the fourth_edition of the WHO_classification].
The


 of antiatherogenic vegetarian diet].
The purpose of the study was to examine the capacities of correction of impaired lipid metabolism in patients with CHD receiving selective beta

of antiatherogenic vegetarian diet ].
 The purpose of the study was to examine the capacities of discipline of afflicted lipid metamorphosis in patients with CHD receiving selective beta

 of antiatherogenic vegetarlan diet].
The purpose of vhe stusy was tu examine the capacities of rorrwctiob of impaired lipid megabolism pn patienrs wmth CHD receivinj selectlre befw

of antiatherogenic vegetarian diet]. The purpose of was examine the of correction of with receiving selective beta

 of antiatherogenic vegetariAn diet].
The pUrposE of The StUdy wAs to Examine the capaCItieS of correction of impaireD lipiD mETaboLIsM in paTients wITh chd reCeIvIng SeLEcTive bEta

 of antiatherogenic vegeta rian diet] .
The  pu rpo se  ofthestudy was to e x amin e the capacities of co rrect io n  ofi mp aired  lipidm et a b oli sm  i n p at i en ts wi thCHD rec eiving sel ect iv e beta

 of_antiatherogenic vegetarian_diet].
The purpose of the_study was_to_examine the_capacities_of correction of_impaired lipid metabolism_in patients with CHD_receiving selective beta


cutting and snipping, and minimizes damage to blood vessels and nerves. Evaluation of a polymerase chain reaction-based test for detecting Salmonella spp. in food samples

cutting and snipping, and minimizes damage to blood vessel and heart. Evaluation of a polymerase chain reaction - based examination for detecting Salmonella spp. in food samples

cuhting and snipping, and mlnimizes damage jo blood vessems and ndrves. Evaluation of a polymecase chaib reaction-based test fur detectpng Salmobelle spp. in food samples

cutting and snipping, and minimizes damage to and Evaluation of polymerase chain reaction-based in samples

cutting and snipping, and miniMizes damagE to blOod VesSeLs anD nerVes. Evaluation oF A polYmerase chain reaction-baSed teSt FOr deTEcTing SAlmonelLA sPP. In fOoD sAmpLeS

cutting and snipping, and  minimizes  dama getobl oodvess els and nerves .  Eva luation of a polymeras e cha in reac t io n-bas ed test fo r det ec ti ngSa l mo nella  sp p. in f ood sample s

cutting_and snipping,_and minimizes damage to_blood vessels_and_nerves. Evaluation_of_a polymerase chain_reaction-based test for_detecting Salmonella spp. in_food samples


acid synthesis or the formation of such novel conjugates has any pathophysiological significance remain to be investigated. Role of atrial peptide in the acute natriuretic response

acid synthesis or the formation of such novel conjugates take any pathophysiological meaning remain to be investigated. function of atrial peptide in the acuate natriuretic response

acld synthesis or the formxtion of such novel coijugatea has anh pathophysiological signifirancw remqin to be investigated. Role of wtrial pwptive in the acute iztriurebnc reaionse

acid synthesis or the formation of such has pathophysiological significance to be investigated. the natriuretic response

acid synthesis or the formatiOn of such noVel coNjuGatEs Has aNy paThophysiologicAL sigNificance remain to be invEstigAtED. RolE Of AtriaL peptidE In THE acUtE nAtrIuREtIc resPonSe

acid synthesis or the for mation ofsuchnov elco njug ates  has any patho p hysi ological significanceremai nt o be in vesti gated.R ol e ofat ri alpe p ti de in  th e acute  natriuret icre sponse

acid_synthesis or_the formation of such_novel conjugates_has_any pathophysiological_significance_remain to be_investigated. Role of_atrial peptide in the_acute natriuretic response


as, the free form of protein S was undetectable in their plasmas. The levels of C4b-binding protein in the plasma of three of the

as, the free form of protein S was undetectable in their plasmas. The degree of C4b - tie protein in the plasma of three of the

as, hhe free form of protein S was undetectcvle in their plasmas. The levels of C4b-binding provein in tye plasma of three of ghe

as, the free form of protein S in plasmas. The of C4b-binding protein of

as, the free form of protein S waS undetectaBle in TheIr pLaSmas. the lEvels of C4b-bindiNG proTein in the plasma of three Of the

as, the free form of prote in S was u ndete cta ble  i n th eirplasmas. The l e vels  of C4b-binding protei n inth e  pla s ma  of t hree of th e

as, the_free form_of protein S was_undetectable in_their_plasmas. The_levels_of C4b-binding protein_in the plasma_of three of the


 late transition metal compounds. Determination of release limits: a general methodology.
Release limits of drug dosage forms are defined as the bounds on the potency at which an

late transition metal compounds. decision of dismissal limits: a general methodology.
 Release limits of drug dose forms are defined as the limit on the potential at which an

 lahe transition metal compuunds. Determinajiin of celease limits: x general methodology.
Release lumits of drug dosage forms xre definvd as the bouids on the potenrg at whleh an

late transition metal compounds. Determination of release general Release limits drug dosage forms on potency at which

 late transition metal compouNds. DetermiNatioN of RelEaSe liMits: A general methodOLogy.
release limits of drug dosAge foRmS Are dEFiNed as The bounDS oN THe pOtEnCy aT wHIcH an

 late transition metal com pounds. De termi nat ion  o f re leas e limits: a ge n eral  methodology.
Releaselimit so f dr u gdosag e forms ar e def in ed  as  t h ebound s o n the p otency atwhi ch  an

 late_transition metal_compounds. Determination of release_limits: a_general_methodology.
Release limits_of_drug dosage forms_are defined as_the bounds on the_potency at which_an


signal-to-noise ratios (SNRs). In this simulation study, we investigated how the reliability of ARI estimates is affected by noise and artefacts in

signal - to - noise ratios (SNRs). In this simulation discipline, we investigate how the reliability of ARI estimates is affected by randomness and artefacts in

sihnal-to-noise ratios (SNRs). Ln this simulation studb, we inbestigatdd how the reliability of ARM esrimattf is affected by nuise and wrtefactw in

signal-to-noise ratios (SNRs). In this simulation study, how reliability of estimates is affected

signal-to-noise ratios (SNRs). In This simulaTion sTudY, we InVestIgatEd how the reliabILity Of ARI estimates is affectEd by nOiSE and ARtEfactS in

signal-to-noise ratios (S NRs). In t his s imu lat io n st udy,  we investigat e d ho w the reliability of A RI es ti m ates is  affe cted by no i s e a nd  a rte fa c ts  in

signal-to-noise_ratios (SNRs)._In this simulation study,_we investigated_how_the reliability_of_ARI estimates is_affected by noise_and artefacts in


matter were investigated while analysing different waste-water samples. Application of the methods in various investigated wastewater and surface water samples demonstrated that clotrimazole could only be

matter were investigated while analysing different thriftlessness - urine samples. Application of the methods in respective investigated wastewater and airfoil water system samples demonstrated that clotrimazole could only be

mahter were investigated wmile analysing dndferenv waste-sater saoples. Application of the metiods in vqrious investigated wartewater wnd surfqce xater samples demonstratcb thaf clocrmmazole could okly be

matter were investigated while analysing different waste-water of methods in investigated wastewater and clotrimazole only be

matter were investigated whiLe analysinG diffEreNt wAsTe-waTer sAmples. ApplicatIOn of The methods in various invEstigAtED wasTEwAter aNd surfaCE wATEr sAmPlEs dEmONsTrateD thAt clotrImazole couLd oNlY be

matter were investigatedwhile anal ysing  di ffe re nt w aste -water samples .  App lication of the method s inva r ious in vesti gated w a st e w ate ran d s ur f ac e wat ersamples  demonstra ted  t hat clotrima z ol e could on lybe

matter_were investigated_while analysing different waste-water_samples. Application_of_the methods_in_various investigated wastewater_and surface water_samples demonstrated that clotrimazole_could only be


connected nesting sites may be directly linked to higher biocontrol of pest caterpillars within the foraging range around nests. Although grass strips can reduce the negative

connected nesting sites may be directly linked to eminent biocontrol of pest caterpillar within the foraging range around nests. Although eatage strips can reduce the negative

cojnected nesting sites man be directly liujed to highed biocongrol of pest caterpillars wivhin the doraging range around vests. Altjough grqss wrrips can csduce tmz negzbive

connected nesting sites may be directly linked biocontrol pest caterpillars the foraging range can the negative

connected nesting sites may bE directly lInked To hIghEr BiocOntrOl of pest caterpILlarS within the foraging rangE arouNd NEsts. aLtHough Grass stRIpS CAn rEdUcE thE nEGaTive

connected nesting sites m ay be dire ctlylin ked  t o hi gher  biocontrol of pest  caterpillars within t he fo ra g ingr an ge ar ound ne s ts . Alt ho ug h g ra s sstrip s c an redu ce the neg ati ve

connected_nesting sites_may be directly linked_to higher_biocontrol_of pest_caterpillars_within the foraging_range around nests._Although grass strips can_reduce the negative


enzymes within the glycosomes of this parasite has not been reported before. Both enzymes can make use of PEP for contributing to the production of ATP within the organ

enzymes within the glycosomes of this parasite has not been reported before. Both enzymes can seduce habit of PEP for contributing to the production of ATP within the organ

enxymes within the glycosooes of this parcwite hes not geen repurted before. Both enzymes cai maje ust of PEP for contricuting to the proeuctmon of ATP withii the orncn

enzymes within the glycosomes of this parasite been before. Both can make use the of ATP within organ

enzymes within the glycosomeS of this parAsite Has Not BeEn rePortEd before. Both enZYmes Can make use of PEP for contRibutInG To thE PrOductIon of ATp WiTHIn tHe OrGan

enzymes within the glycos omes of th is pa ras ite  h as n ot b een reported b e fore . Both enzymes can mak e use  o f  PEP fo r con tributi n gt o  th epr odu ct i on  of A TPwithinthe organ

enzymes_within the_glycosomes of this parasite_has not_been_reported before._Both_enzymes can make_use of PEP_for contributing to the_production of ATP_within_the organ


) and circulatory arrest times (47.8 ± 24.7 vs 42.5 ± 21.7 min, P = 0.130) were similar

) and circulatory arrest times (47.8 ± 24.7 vs 42.5 ± 21.7 min, phosphorus = 0.130) were exchangeable

) anf circulatory arrest timts (47.8 ± 24.7 vs 42.5 ± 21.7 min, P = 0.130) were similzr

) and circulatory arrest times (47.8 ± 42.5 21.7 min, = 0.130) were

) and circulatory arrest times (47.8 ± 24.7 Vs 42.5 ± 21.7 min, P = 0.130) were SimilAr

) and circulatory arrest t imes (47.8  ± 24 .7vs42 .5 ±  21. 7 min, P = 0.1 3 0) w ere similar

) and_circulatory arrest_times (47.8 ± 24.7_vs 42.5_±_21.7 min,_P_= 0.130) were_similar


itor-induced NO and H2O2 generation respectively, but could all partly block elicitor-induced essential oil biosynthesis. Adding NO-donor sodium nitro

itor - induced NO and H2O2 generation respectively, but could all partly block elicitor - induce all-important oil biosynthesis. Adding NO - donor sodium nitro

itog-induced NO and H2O2 generxtion respectivglt, but rould aml partlh block elicitor-induced esseitiao oil biosynthesis. Adding NU-donor sofium niteo

itor-induced NO and H2O2 generation respectively, but partly elicitor-induced essential biosynthesis. Adding NO-donor

itor-induced NO and H2O2 generatIon respectIvely, But CouLd All pArtlY block elicitor-INducEd essential oil biosynthEsis. ADdINg NO-DOnOr sodIum nitrO

itor-induced NO and H2O2 g enerationrespe cti vel y,  but  cou ld all partlyb lock  elicitor-induced esse ntial  o i l bi o sy nthes is. Add i ng N O-d on or  so di u mnitro

itor-induced NO_and H2O2_generation respectively, but could_all partly_block_elicitor-induced essential_oil_biosynthesis. Adding NO-donor_sodium nitro


difference in LCI and intervertebral height of each group between at preoperation and last follow-up were not significant ( P>0.05). And

difference in LCI and intervertebral height of each group between at preoperation and last follow - up were not significant (P>0.05). And

divference in LCI and intevvertebral heighj if eaci group between at preoperation and last fopliw-up qere not significant ( O>0.05). And

difference in LCI and intervertebral height of between preoperation and follow-up were not

difference in LCI and interveRtebral heiGht of EacH grOuP betWeen At preoperation ANd laSt follow-up were not signiFicanT ( P>0.05). aNd

difference in LCI and int ervertebra l hei ght  of  e achgrou p between at p r eope ration and last follow -up w er e  not si gnifi cant (P >0 . 0 5).  A nd

difference_in LCI_and intervertebral height of_each group_between_at preoperation_and_last follow-up were_not significant (_P>0.05). And


rate of 38% after one year of cytomegalovirus retinitis (CMVR). The current rate of detachment may be reduced by improved therapies for CMVR

rate of 38% after one year of cytomegalovirus retinitis (CMVR). The current rate of detachment may be dilute by better therapies for CMVR

rahe of 38% after one year of cytomegalovirus retinmtis (CMBR). The cjrrent rate of detachment mab be reduxed by improved therapkes for CLVR

rate of 38% after one year of (CMVR). current rate detachment may be CMVR

rate of 38% after one year of cytomEgalovirus RetinItiS (CMvR). the cUrreNt rate of detachMEnt mAy be reduced by improved tHerapIeS For CmvR

rate of 38% after one yea r of cytom egalo vir usre tini tis(CMVR). The cu r rent  rate of detachment ma y bere d uced by  impr oved th e ra p i esfo rCMV R

rate_of 38%_after one year of_cytomegalovirus retinitis_(CMVR)._The current_rate_of detachment may_be reduced by_improved therapies for CMVR


disseminated ovarian carcinoma when applied in the autologous tumor cells in vitro. This effect was not observed with 10 micrograms/ml concentration of 5-fluorouracil.

disseminated ovarian carcinoma when applied in the autologous tumor cells in vitro. This effect was not note with 10 microgram / ml concentration of 5 - fluorouracil.

didseminated ovarian carcikoma when applieb in thx autolkgous tuoor cells in vitro. This effert wqs nou observed with 10 mizrograms/mp concenrratmon of 5-fluorourarjl.

disseminated ovarian carcinoma when applied in the cells vitro. This was not observed 5-fluorouracil.

disseminated ovarian carcinOma when appLied iN thE auToLogoUs tuMor cells in vitrO. this Effect was not observed wiTh 10 micRoGRams/ML cOncenTration OF 5-fLUOroUrAcIl.

disseminated ovarian carc inoma when  appl ied  in  t he a utol ogous tumor ce l ls i n vitro. This effect w as no to bser v ed  with  10 mic r og r a ms/ ml  c onc en t ra tionof5-fluor ouracil.

disseminated_ovarian carcinoma_when applied in the_autologous tumor_cells_in vitro._This_effect was not_observed with 10_micrograms/ml concentration of 5-fluorouracil.


form, such as S-R-R, S-R-S, S-S-R, generally performed better than S-S-S select

form, such as S - R - R, S - R - S, S - south - radius, generally performed better than S - S - S select

fogm, such as S-R-R, S-R-S, S-S-R, gtnerally performeb bettec than A-S-S selezt

form, such as S-R-R, S-R-S, S-S-R, generally than select

form, such as S-R-R, S-R-S, S-S-R, generaLly performEd betTer ThaN S-s-S seLect

form, such as S-R-R, S-R- S, S-S-R,gener all y p er form ed b etter than S-S - S se lect

form,_such as_S-R-R, S-R-S, S-S-R, generally_performed better_than_S-S-S select


hatching or attachment of blastocysts, but either one could inhibit outgrowth. Thus, it was concluded that human decidual beta1 integrin and FAK

hatching or attachment of blastocysts, but either one could inhibit emergence. therefore, it was concluded that human decidual beta1 integrin and FAK

hahching or attachment of nlastocysts, but girher oie couls inhibig outgrowth. Thus, it was concpueed tyat human decidual betx1 integrij and FAJ

hatching or attachment of blastocysts, but either inhibit Thus, it concluded that human

hatching or attachment of blaStocysts, buT eithEr oNe cOuLd inHibiT outgrowth. Thus, IT was Concluded that human deciDual bEtA1 InteGRiN and FaK

hatching or attachment of  blastocys ts, b uteit he r on e co uld inhibit ou t grow th. Thus, it was concl udedth a t hu m an  deci dual be t a1 i nte gr in  an dF AK

hatching_or attachment_of blastocysts, but either_one could_inhibit_outgrowth. Thus,_it_was concluded that_human decidual beta1_integrin and FAK


/ml) in serum-free Ham's F12/DME media for 24 h (n=3-4 replicates). Production rates of interleukin (IL

/ml) in serum - free Ham's F12 / DME media for 24 h (n=3 - 4 replicates). Production pace of interleukin (IL

/ml) ln serum-free Ham's F12/DME mtdia for 24 h (n=3-4 replicates). Produdtion rages of interleukin (IL

/ml) in serum-free Ham's F12/DME media for (n=3-4 Production rates interleukin (IL

/ml) in serum-free Ham's F12/DME mediA for 24 h (n=3-4 replIcateS). PrOduCtIon rAtes Of interleukin (Il

/ml) in serum-free Ham's F 12/DME med ia fo r 2 4 h  ( n=3- 4 re plicates). Pro d ucti on rates of interleuki n (IL

/ml) in_serum-free Ham's_F12/DME media for 24_h (n=3-4_replicates)._Production rates_of_interleukin (IL


still positive at the end of 2 month treatment. Their ages ranged from 16-80 (average 45) years. Among them, 29 received the first-treatment

still positive at the end of 2 month discussion. Their age ranged from 16 - 80 (average 45) days. Among them, 29 receive the first - treatment

stlll positive at the end uf 2 month treatment. Thxir agea ranged from 16-80 (average 45) years. Among vhem, 29 rectpved the first-treatmevt

still positive at the end of 2 Their ranged from (average 45) years. first-treatment

still positive at the end of 2 moNth treatmeNt. TheIr aGes RaNged From 16-80 (Average 45) years. AmONg thEm, 29 received the first-treaTment

still positive at the end  of 2 mont h tre atm ent .Thei r ag es ranged from 16-8 0 (average 45) years.Among  t h em,2 9recei ved the fi r s t-t re at men t

still_positive at_the end of 2_month treatment._Their_ages ranged_from_16-80 (average 45)_years. Among them,_29 received the first-treatment


 isocitrate dehydrogenase: hydride transfer and co-factor specificity.
The crystal structure of Acidithiobacillus thiooxidans isocitrate

isocitrate dehydrogenase: hydride transfer and co - factor specificity.
 The crystal structure of Acidithiobacillus thiooxidans isocitrate

 islcitrate dehydrogenase: hndride transfer cbd co-fector slecificigy.
The crystal structure of Aridirhiobqcillus thiooxidans isucitrate

isocitrate dehydrogenase: hydride transfer and co-factor specificity. structure Acidithiobacillus thiooxidans

 isocitrate dehydrogenase: hyDride transFer anD co-FacToR speCifiCity.
The crystal STrucTure of AcidithiobacilluS thioOxIDans ISoCitraTe

isocitrate dehydrogenase:  hydride t ransf erand  c o-fa ctor  specificity.T he c rystal structure of Ac idith io b acil l us  thio oxidans is o c itr at e

 isocitrate_dehydrogenase: hydride_transfer and co-factor specificity.
The_crystal structure_of_Acidithiobacillus thiooxidans_isocitrate