ochelatins (PCs) were also induced significantly at studied concentrations of 1 and 5 microM on day 4 in comparison to control. However, copper chelation

ochelatins (PCs) were also induced significantly at study concentration of 1 and 5 microM on day 4 in comparison to control. However, copper chelation

ochflatins (PCs) were also inauced significaurly at studisd concevtrations of 1 and 5 microM on dqy 4 ib comparison to controu. However, copper xheletion

ochelatins (PCs) were also induced significantly at of and 5 on day 4 copper

ochelatins (PCs) were also induCed signifiCantlY at StuDiEd coNcenTrations of 1 and 5 mICroM On day 4 in comparison to conTrol. HOwEVer, cOPpEr cheLation

ochelatins (PCs) were also  induced s ignif ica ntl yat s tudi ed concentrati o ns o f 1 and 5 microM on da y 4 i nc ompa r is on to  contro l .H o wev er ,cop pe r  c helat ion

ochelatins (PCs)_were also_induced significantly at studied_concentrations of_1_and 5_microM_on day 4_in comparison to_control. However, copper chelation


 review of equipment, capabilities, and utility under austere conditions.
Anesthesia care may be required under austere conditions during military operations and natural disasters.

review of equipment, capabilities, and utility under austere condition.
 Anesthesia caution may be required under austere conditions during military operation and natural disasters.

 regiew of equipment, capabiuities, and utilnry undxr austsre condktions.
Anesthesia care may be rwquirtb under austere condktions duging milirary iperations and natmxal djdastzrw.

review of equipment, capabilities, and utility under Anesthesia may be under austere conditions disasters.

 review of equipment, capabiliTies, and utiLity uNdeR auStEre cOndiTions.
AnesthesiA Care May be required under austEre coNdITionS DuRing mIlitary OPeRATioNs AnD naTuRAl DisasTerS.

 review of equipment, capa bilities,and u til ity  u nder  aus tere condition s .
An esthesia care may be r equir ed unde r  a uster e condi t io n s  du ri ng  mi li t ar y ope rat ions an d naturaldis as ters.

 review_of equipment,_capabilities, and utility under_austere conditions.
Anesthesia_care_may be_required_under austere conditions_during military operations_and natural disasters.


treatment. We found no evidence that iPLEDGE significantly decreased the risk of fetal exposure in FCBP compared to the SMART program. Worsening pneum

treatment. We found no evidence that iPLEDGE significantly decreased the hazard of fetal vulnerability in FCBP compared to the SMART program. worsen pneum

trfatment. We found no evidtnce that iPLEDGE signifmcantly decreasdd the risk of fetal exposurx in FCBP compared to the SMART program. Aorsenint pntum

treatment. We found no evidence that iPLEDGE the of fetal in FCBP compared pneum

treatment. We found no evidencE that iPLEDgE sigNifIcaNtLy deCreaSed the risk of feTAl exPosure in FCBP compared to The SMaRt ProgRAm. worseNing pneUM

treatment. We found no ev idence tha t iPL EDG E s ig nifi cant ly decreased t h e ri sk of fetal exposure i n FCB Pc ompa r ed  to t he SMAR T  p r o gra m.  W ors en i ng  pneu m

treatment._We found_no evidence that iPLEDGE_significantly decreased_the_risk of_fetal_exposure in FCBP_compared to the_SMART program. Worsening pneum


hymen. The initial abdominopelvic ultrasound showed a hypoechoic cystic mass measuring 42 x 20 mm in the vagina. She then had a

hymen. The initial abdominopelvic ultrasound showed a hypoechoic cystic mass measuring 42 x 20 millimeter in the vagina. She then have a

hylen. The initial abdominokelvic ultrasound showed a hypkechoic zystic mass measuring 42 x 20 mm ib the vagina. She then had a

hymen. The initial abdominopelvic ultrasound showed a mass 42 x mm in the

hymen. The initial abdominopeLvic ultrasOund sHowEd a HyPoecHoic Cystic mass measURing 42 X 20 mm in the vagina. She then hAd a

hymen. The initial abdomi nopelvic u ltras oun d s ho weda hy poechoic cysti c  mas s measuring 42 x 20 mm  in t he vagi n a.  Shethen ha d  a

hymen._The initial_abdominopelvic ultrasound showed a_hypoechoic cystic_mass_measuring 42_x_20 mm in_the vagina. She_then had a


may provide a possible solution to the challenges associated with the treatment of the majority of patients. Two similar enhanced root-colonizing Pseudomonas strains differ largely in their

may provide a possible solution to the challenges associated with the discussion of the majority of patient. Two similar enhanced root - colonize Pseudomonas stress differ largely in their

maj provide a possible solmtion to the challenges assocjated wigh the treatment of the majocity of pqtients. Two similar enfanced rolt-colonizing Pseudomonas strains diffsv laryeoy in their

may provide a possible solution to the with treatment of majority of patients. strains largely in their

may provide a possible solutiOn to the chaLlengEs aSsoCiAted With The treatment of THe maJority of patients. Two simIlar eNhANced ROoT-coloNizing PSEuDOMonAs StRaiNs DIfFer laRgeLy in theIr

may provide a possible so lution tothe c hal len ge s as soci ated with thet reat ment of the majority o f pat ie n ts.T wo  simi lar enh a nc e d  ro ot -c olo ni z in g Pse udo monas s trains dif fer  l argely in th e ir

may_provide a_possible solution to the_challenges associated_with_the treatment_of_the majority of_patients. Two similar_enhanced root-colonizing Pseudomonas strains_differ largely in_their


extraction of dynamical information may be hampered by amplitude differences in a skill-dependent manner. BRANCH RETINAL ARTERY WALL RUPTURE AND SUB

extraction of dynamical information may be hampered by amplitude dispute in a skill - pendent manner. BRANCH RETINAL ARTERY WALL RUPTURE AND SUB

exhraction of dynamical innormation may be hamperxd by ajplitude differences in a skill-depenvent manntg. BRANCH RETINAL ARTEFY WALL RLPTURE ANE SUU

extraction of dynamical information may be hampered differences a skill-dependent BRANCH RETINAL ARTERY

extraction of dynamical infoRmation may Be hamPerEd bY aMpliTude Differences in a SKill-Dependent manner. BRANCH ReTINAl ArtERY waLl RUPTuRE AND Sub

extraction of dynamical i nformation  maybeham pe redby a mplitude diffe r ence s in a skill-dependent  mann er .  BRA N CH  RETI NAL ART E RY W ALL  R UP TUR EA ND  SUB

extraction_of dynamical_information may be hampered_by amplitude_differences_in a_skill-dependent_manner. BRANCH RETINAL_ARTERY WALL RUPTURE_AND SUB


annulation DSA runs, and the remaining vessels were cannulated after one planning DSA acquisition. Qualitative evaluation showed 14 of 22 virtual landmarks (63.

annulation DSA runs, and the remaining vessels were cannulated after one plan DSA learning. Qualitative evaluation showed 14 of 22 virtual landmarks (63.

annklation DSA runs, and the remaining vessglw were cannumated afger one planning DSA acquisivion. Qualutative evaluation shoded 14 of 22 nirtual lqndmerks (63.

annulation DSA runs, and the remaining vessels after planning DSA Qualitative evaluation showed (63.

annulation DSA runs, and the reMaining vesSels wEre CanNuLateD aftEr one planning Dsa acqUisition. Qualitative evaLuatiOn SHoweD 14 Of 22 VirtuAl landmARkS (63.

annulation DSA runs, and t he remaini ng ve sse lswe re c annu lated after on e  pla nning DSA acquisition.  Qual it a tive ev aluat ion sho w ed 1 4 o f22  vi rt u al  land mar ks (63.

annulation DSA_runs, and_the remaining vessels were_cannulated after_one_planning DSA_acquisition._Qualitative evaluation showed_14 of 22_virtual landmarks (63.


to have PGPH, trypsin-like and chymotrypsin-like activities. Furthermore, it incorporated the inducible subunits and was associated with the 11S regulator

to have PGPH, trypsin - like and chymotrypsin - like activities. Furthermore, it incorporate the inducible fractional monetary unit and was associated with the 11S regulator

to have PGPH, trypsin-like akd chymotrypsin-lnje actmvities. Furtheroore, it incorporated the indnciboe suvunits and was associaged with nhe 11S regylatie

to have PGPH, trypsin-like and chymotrypsin-like activities. incorporated inducible subunits was associated with

to have PGPH, trypsin-like and cHymotrypsiN-like ActIviTiEs. FuRtheRmore, it incorpoRAted The inducible subunits anD was aSsOCiatED wIth thE 11S regulAToR

to have PGPH, trypsin-lik e and chym otryp sin -li ke  act ivit ies. Furthermo r e, i t incorporated the ind ucibl es ubun i ts  andwas ass o ci a t edwi th  th e1 1S  regu lat or

to_have PGPH,_trypsin-like and chymotrypsin-like activities._Furthermore, it_incorporated_the inducible_subunits_and was associated_with the 11S_regulator


 white blood cell DNA of cancer patients. [Present-day aspects (diagnosis, clinical course and treatment) of acute progressive pulmonary tuberculosis].
A total of

white blood cell DNA of cancer patients. [ Present - sidereal day view (diagnosis, clinical course and treatment) of acuate progressive pulmonary tuberculosis ].
 A sum of

 whlte blood cell DNA of cakcer patients. [Prgswnt-day aspecfs (diagnusis, clinical course and treetmebt) of acute progressive puloonary tuherculosus].
A uotal of

white blood cell DNA of cancer patients. (diagnosis, course and of acute progressive

 white blood cell DNA of cancer Patients. [PrEsent-Day AspEcTs (diAgnoSis, clinical couRSe anD treatment) of acute progrEssivE pULmonARy TuberCulosis].
a ToTAL of

 white blood cell DNA of c ancer pati ents.  [P res en t-da y as pects (diagnos i s, c linical course and tre atmen t) of a c ut e pro gressiv e  p u l mon ar ytub er c ul osis] .
A  totalof

 white_blood cell_DNA of cancer patients._[Present-day aspects_(diagnosis,_clinical course_and_treatment) of acute_progressive pulmonary tuberculosis].
A_total of


 potential respiratory drug nanocarrier. Determination of the solubility of low volatility liquid organic compounds in water using volatile-tracer assisted headspace gas chromatography.
This

potential respiratory drug nanocarrier. Determination of the solubility of low excitability fluid organic compounds in urine use volatile - tracer assisted headspace natural gas chromatography.
 This

 pohential respiratory drug nanocarrier. Dejeeminatmon of fhe solucility of low volatility liqnid irganuc compounds in water jsing volwtile-traxer essisted headspars gas cmxomatknraphv.
Tiis

potential respiratory drug nanocarrier. Determination of the low liquid organic in water using This

 potential respiratory drug nAnocarrier. deterMinAtiOn Of thE solUbility of low voLAtilIty liquid organic compouNds in WaTEr usINg VolatIle-tracER aSSIstEd HeAdsPaCE gAs chrOmaTographY.
This

 potential respiratory dru g nanocarr ier.Det erm in atio n of  the solubilit y  oflow volatility liquidorgan ic comp o un ds in  wateru si n g  vo la ti le- tr a ce r ass ist ed head space gaschr om atography.
T h is

 potential_respiratory drug_nanocarrier. Determination of the_solubility of_low_volatility liquid_organic_compounds in water_using volatile-tracer assisted_headspace gas chromatography.
This


by evaluation of the fertilization rate and pregnancy rate after intracytoplasmic sperm injection. This is a prospective observational study performed in a private in vitro fertilization setting in Kuwait

by evaluation of the fertilization rate and pregnancy rate after intracytoplasmic sperm injection. This is a prospective observational study perform in a individual in vitro fertilization setting in Kuwait

by evaluation of the fertiuization rate aue pregiancy rzte aftef intracytoplasmic sperm injxctiin. Thus is a prospective obrervationwl study perhormed in a privefe in vlcro fsvtilivavion setting in Kuwait

by evaluation of the fertilization rate and after sperm injection. is a prospective private vitro fertilization setting Kuwait

by evaluation of the fertilizAtion rate aNd preGnaNcy RaTe afTer iNtracytoplasmiC SperM injection. This is a prospEctivE oBServATiOnal sTudy perFOrMED in A pRiVatE iN ViTro feRtiLizatioN setting in kuwAiT

by evaluation of the fert ilizationrateand  pr eg nanc y ra te after intra c ytop lasmic sperm injection . Thi si s ap ro spect ive obs e rv a t ion al  s tud yp er forme d i n a pri vate in vi tro  f ertilization se tting in K uwa it

by_evaluation of_the fertilization rate and_pregnancy rate_after_intracytoplasmic sperm_injection._This is a_prospective observational study_performed in a private_in vitro fertilization_setting_in Kuwait


 new avenue for the discovery of drugs active on human metastatic melanoma. [Inhibition of the expression of prostate specific antigen by curcumin].
To study the effect

new avenue for the discovery of drugs active on human metastatic melanoma. [ Inhibition of the expression of prostate gland specific antigen by curcumin ].
 To analyze the effect

 nea avenue for the discovevy of drugs actirw on hnman mefastatic melanoma. [Inhibition of the xxprwssiob of prostate specific antigen hy curcunin].
Ti study the effect

new avenue for the discovery of drugs human melanoma. [Inhibition the expression of To the effect

 new avenue for the discovery oF drugs actiVe on hUmaN meTaStatIc meLanoma. [InhibitiON of tHe expression of prostate SpeciFiC AntiGEn By curCumin].
To STuDY The EfFeCt

 new avenue for the discov ery of dru gs ac tiv e o nhuma n me tastatic melan o ma.[Inhibition of the exp ressi on of p r os tatespecifi c  a n t ige nby  cu rc u mi n].
T o s tudy th e effect

 new_avenue for_the discovery of drugs_active on_human_metastatic melanoma._[Inhibition_of the expression_of prostate specific_antigen by curcumin].
To study_the effect


Whether the categories of a discrepancy between diagnoses should not be identified, which has been put by I. A. Kazantseva, is supported by the Society

Whether the categories of a discrepancy between diagnoses should not be identified, which has been put by I. A. Kazantseva, is back by the club

Whehher the categories of a discrepancy bejwwen diegnoses should vot be identified, which has ueen put vy I. A. Kazantseva, is sjpported hy the Sicieuy

Whether the categories of a discrepancy between not identified, which been put by by Society

Whether the categories of a diScrepancy bEtweeN diAgnOsEs shOuld Not be identifieD, WhicH has been put by I. A. KazantsEva, is SuPPortED bY the SOciety

Whether the categories ofa discrepa ncy b etw een  d iagn oses  should not be iden tified, which has been  putby I. A .  K azant seva, i s  s u p por te dbyth e  S ociet y

Whether the_categories of_a discrepancy between diagnoses_should not_be_identified, which_has_been put by_I. A. Kazantseva,_is supported by the_Society


ine was withdrawn, but the follow-up of the patients continued for another 6 months. The evaluation criteria used were a rating scale (the GES) based

ine was withdrawn, but the follow - up of the patients continued for another 6 months. The evaluation standard use were a rating scale (the GES) based

ine was withdrawn, but the fullow-up of the karients contihued for another 6 months. The evaluatmon xriteeia used were a rating scale (thv GES) baswd

ine was withdrawn, but the follow-up of continued another 6 The evaluation criteria (the based

ine was withdrawn, but the follOw-up of the pAtienTs cOntInUed fOr anOther 6 months. The EValuAtion criteria used were a RatinG sCAle (tHE GeS) basEd

ine was withdrawn, but the  follow-up  of t hepat ie ntscont inued for anot h er 6  months. The evaluatio n cri te r ia u s ed  were  a rati n gs c ale  ( th e G ES )  b ased

ine was_withdrawn, but_the follow-up of the_patients continued_for_another 6_months._The evaluation criteria_used were a_rating scale (the GES)_based


be a successful strategy in animals and, to some extent, we can say that the mission has been accomplished, its application to humans has met with limited success.

be a successful strategy in animals and, to some extent, we can say that the mission has been carry through, its lotion to humans has met with circumscribed success.

be a successful strategy ik animals and, to some eetent, ws can sah that the mission has been ecconplisyed, its application to humans hws met wuth oumited sucrsss.

be a successful strategy in animals and, extent, can say the mission has humans met with limited

be a successful strategy in anImals and, to Some eXteNt, wE cAn saY thaT the mission has BEen aCcomplished, its applicatIon to HuMAns hAS mEt witH limiteD SuCCEss.

be a successful strategyin animals  and,  to  so me  ext ent,  we can say th a t th e mission has been acc ompli sh e d, i t sappli cationt oh u man sha s m et wi th li mit ed succ ess.

be_a successful_strategy in animals and,_to some_extent,_we can_say_that the mission_has been accomplished,_its application to humans_has met with_limited_success.


those in the berberine group (22%). Likely, conception, pregnancy, and ovulation rates were similar between the letrozole and combination groups,

those in the berberine group (22 %). Likely, conception, pregnancy, and ovulation rates were similar between the letrozole and combination group,

thlse in the berberine gromp (22%). Likely, concektuon, prxgnancy, and ovuuation rates were similar bevweeb the letrozole and combinagion grouis,

those in the berberine group (22%). Likely, and rates were between the letrozole

those in the berberine group (22%). LIkely, concePtion, PreGnaNcY, and OvulAtion rates were SImilAr between the letrozole aNd comBiNAtioN GrOups,

those in the berberine gr oup (22%).  Like ly,  co nc epti on,pregnancy, and ovul ation rates were simil ar be tw e en t h eletro zole an d  c o m bin at io n g ro u ps ,

those_in the_berberine group (22%). Likely,_conception, pregnancy,_and_ovulation rates_were_similar between the_letrozole and combination_groups,


Radiello and Ogawa with the following exceptions: we observed a diffusion rate of 22.4 ± 0.1 mL/min for benzene and 37

Radiello and Ogawa with the following exceptions: we observed a diffusion pace of 22.4 ± 0.1 mL / min for benzene and 37

Rafiello and Ogawa with tht following excepjiins: we obserbed a diwfusion rate of 22.4 ± 0.1 mL/min for bwnzent and 37

Radiello and Ogawa with the following exceptions: a rate of ± 0.1 mL/min

Radiello and Ogawa with the foLlowing excEptioNs: wE obSeRved A difFusion rate of 22.4 ± 0.1 mL/MIn foR benzene and 37

Radiello and Ogawa with t he followi ng ex cep tio ns : we  obs erved a diffus i on r ate of 22.4 ± 0.1 mL/m in fo rb enze n eand 3 7

Radiello_and Ogawa_with the following exceptions:_we observed_a_diffusion rate_of_22.4 ± 0.1_mL/min for benzene_and 37


in 1934. The journal Revista Trimestral Micrografica was the main way in which Santiago Ramon y Cajal and his school published

in 1934. The journal Revista Trlmestral Microgrcdica wes the jain way in which Santiago Ramon y Cejal and yis school published

in 1934. The journal Revista Trimestral Micrografica main in which Ramon y Cajal

in 1934. The journal Revista TrimesTral MicrogRaficA waS thE mAin wAy in Which Santiago RAMon y cajal and his school publiShed

in 1934. The journal Revi sta Trimes tralMic rog ra fica  was  the main wayi n wh ich Santiago Ramon y C ajalan d  his sc hoolpublish e d

in_1934. The_journal Revista Trimestral Micrografica_was the_main_way in_which_Santiago Ramon y_Cajal and his_school published


subsequently died. Median duration of left ventricular assist device support before ND was 230 days (range, 3 to 2,422), and median time from ND to death

subsequently died. Median duration of left ventricular assist device documentation before ND was 230 sidereal day (range, 3 to 2,422), and medial time from ND to end

suhsequently died. Median dmration of left rwntricnlar asaist devkce support before ND was 230 deys (eange, 3 to 2,422), and median time wrom ND tl death

subsequently died. Median duration of left ventricular support ND was days (range, 3 from to death

subsequently died. Median durAtion of lefT ventRicUlaR aSsisT devIce support befoRE ND wAs 230 days (range, 3 to 2,422), and median Time fRoM nD to DEaTh

subsequently died. Median  durationof le ftven tr icul ar a ssist device s u ppor t before ND was 230 da ys (r an g e, 3 to  2,42 2), and me d i anti me  fr om ND  to d eat h

subsequently_died. Median_duration of left ventricular_assist device_support_before ND_was_230 days (range,_3 to 2,422),_and median time from_ND to death


IN pairs did not often show significant effects in the cross-correlation (12/15 pairs). However, for both CIN/CIN and PC/C

IN pairs did not often show significant effect in the hybridization - correlation (12/15 pairs). However, for both CIN / CIN and PC / C

IN oairs did not often show significant efywcts ii the cdoss-corrdlation (12/15 pairs). However, for blty CIN/XIN and PC/C

IN pairs did not often show significant the (12/15 pairs). for both CIN/CIN

IN pairs did not often show sigNificant efFects In tHe cRoSs-coRrelAtion (12/15 pairs). HoweVEr, foR both CIN/CIN and PC/C

IN pairs did not often sho w signific ant e ffe cts  i n th e cr oss-correlatio n  (12 /15 pairs). However, f or bo th CIN/ C IN  andPC/C

IN pairs_did not_often show significant effects_in the_cross-correlation_(12/15 pairs)._However,_for both CIN/CIN_and PC/C


and neck tissue. Effective levels of cefuroxime both at the investigated tissue sites and in serum are greater than those of cefotiam, and

anf neck tissue. Effective uevels of cefuroxime bmth at the invdstigated tissue sites and ii seeum aee greater than those uf cefotiwm, and

and neck tissue. Effective levels of cefuroxime the tissue sites in serum are and

and neck tissue. Effective levEls of cefurOxime BotH at ThE invEstiGated tissue sitES and In serum are greater than tHose oF cEFotiAM, aNd

and neck tissue. Effectiv e levels o f cef uro xim eboth  atthe investigat e d ti ssue sites and in seru m are  g r eate r  t han t hose of ce f o tia m,  a nd

and_neck tissue._Effective levels of cefuroxime_both at_the_investigated tissue_sites_and in serum_are greater than_those of cefotiam, and


standardized at 4.2-4.4 cm/sec. Color Doppler flow at ultrasonography (US) was graded as follows: Grade 1 meant no signal

standardized at 4.2 - 4.4 cm / sec. Color Doppler flow at ultrasonography (US) was graded as follow: Grade 1 mean no signal

stwndardized at 4.2-4.4 cm/sec. Colur Doppler flow at ultcasonogdaphy (US) was graded as follows: Grade 1 neant no signal

standardized at 4.2-4.4 cm/sec. Color Doppler flow (US) graded as Grade 1 meant

standardized at 4.2-4.4 cm/sec. Color DOppler flow At ultRasOnoGrAphy (uS) waS graded as folloWS: GraDe 1 meant no signal

standardized at 4.2-4.4 c m/sec. Col or Do ppl erfl ow a t ul trasonography( US)was graded as follows:  Grad e1  mea n tno si gnal

standardized_at 4.2-4.4_cm/sec. Color Doppler flow_at ultrasonography_(US)_was graded_as_follows: Grade 1_meant no signal


elderly patients and to compare survivors and nonsurvivors of ICU on demographic and illness-related variables. Retrospective, ex post facto research design. Adult medical

elderly patients and to compare survivors and nonsurvivors of ICU on demographic and illness - related variable star. Retrospective, ex post facto inquiry design. Adult checkup

elferly patients and to coopare survivors and noisurvivkrs of IZU on demographic and illnesd-rwlatee variables. Retrospectkve, ex podt facto restarch design. Adulv medical

elderly patients and to compare survivors and ICU demographic and variables. Retrospective, ex medical

elderly patients and to compaRe survivorS and nOnsUrvIvOrs oF ICU On demographic aND illNess-related variables. ReTrospEcTIve, eX PoSt facTo reseaRCh DESigN. ADuLt mEdICaL

elderly patients and to c ompare sur vivor s a ndno nsur vivo rs of ICU on d e mogr aphic and illness-rela ted v ar i able s .Retro spectiv e ,e x  po st  f act or es earch  de sign. A dult medic al

elderly_patients and_to compare survivors and_nonsurvivors of_ICU_on demographic_and_illness-related variables. Retrospective,_ex post facto_research design. Adult medical


. To prevent delayed cerebral ischemia, aggressive treatment for vasospasm is needed for patients with increased MFV in the early stages of SAH. Margin Assessment

. To prevent delayed cerebral ischemia, aggressive treatment for vasospasm is needed for patients with increase MFV in the early stage of SAH. Margin Assessment

. To prevent delayed cerebrau ischemia, aggrgswive tceatmenf for varospasm is needed for patienvs wuth ibcreased MFV in the eafly staged of SAH. Marjin Assessment

. To prevent delayed cerebral ischemia, aggressive vasospasm needed for with increased MFV SAH. Assessment

. To prevent delayed cerebral iSchemia, aggRessiVe tReaTmEnt fOr vaSospasm is needeD For pAtients with increased MFv in thE eARly sTAgEs of SaH. MargiN asSESsmEnT

. To prevent delayed cereb ral ischem ia, a ggr ess iv e tr eatm ent for vasosp a sm i s needed for patientswithin c reas e dMFV i n the e a rl y sta ge sofSA H .Margi n A ssessme nt

. To_prevent delayed_cerebral ischemia, aggressive treatment_for vasospasm_is_needed for_patients_with increased MFV_in the early_stages of SAH. Margin_Assessment


dysfunctions and reduced potential for regeneration; restoring BM functions could provide new therapeutic options in cirrhosis. (Hepatology 2016;64:1273-1288

dysfunctions and reduced potential for regeneration; restore BM function could provide new therapeutic option in cirrhosis. (Hepatology 2016;64:1273 - 1288

dydfunctions and reduced putential for reywneratmon; resforing BO functions could provide nex thwrapeytic options in cirrhoris. (Hepatllogy 2016;64:1273-1288

dysfunctions and reduced potential for regeneration; restoring could new therapeutic in cirrhosis. (Hepatology

dysfunctions and reduced potEntial for rEgeneRatIon; ReStorIng Bm functions coulD ProvIde new therapeutic optioNs in cIrRHosiS. (hePatolOgy 2016;64:1273-1288

dysfunctions and reducedpotentialfor r ege ner at ion;  res toring BM func t ions  could provide new the rapeu ti c  opt i on s incirrhos i s. ( Hep at ol ogy  2 0 16 ;64:1 273 -1288

dysfunctions_and reduced_potential for regeneration; restoring_BM functions_could_provide new_therapeutic_options in cirrhosis._(Hepatology 2016;64:1273-1288


the long digital extensor tendon into a drill hole in the proximal tibia in 65 adult mongrel dogs. We applied two different doses of the bone morphogenetic

the long digital extensor tendon into a drill hole in the proximal tibia in 65 adult bastard dog. We applied two different doses of the bone morphogenetic

thf long digital extensor uendon into a drill hole in ths proximxl tibia in 65 adult mongrel dlgw. We qpplied two different aoses of nhe bone norpiogenetic

the long digital extensor tendon into a in proximal tibia 65 adult mongrel doses the bone morphogenetic

the long digital extensor tenDon into a drIll hoLe iN thE pRoxiMal tIbia in 65 adult monGRel dOgs. We applied two differeNt dosEs OF the BOnE morpHogenetIC

the long digital extensor  tendon in to adri llho le i n th e proximal tib i a in  65 adult mongrel dogs . Weap p lied tw o dif ferentd os e s  of  t he  bo ne mo rphog ene tic

the_long digital_extensor tendon into a_drill hole_in_the proximal_tibia_in 65 adult_mongrel dogs. We_applied two different doses_of the bone_morphogenetic


and dynamic regimes. As such, they are in particular relevant for the development of wavelength-tunable single-photon sources or hybrid QD opto-

and dynamic regimes. As such, they are in particular relevant for the development of wavelength - tunable individual - photon reservoir or hybrid QD opto-

anf dynamic regimes. As sucm, they are in pattucular relevznt for ghe development of wavelengti-tunqble wingle-photon sources of hybrid ED opto-

and dynamic regimes. As such, they are relevant the development wavelength-tunable single-photon sources

and dynamic regimes. As such, thEy are in parTiculAr rEleVaNt foR the Development of wAVeleNgth-tunable single-photoN sourCeS Or hyBRiD QD opTo-

and dynamic regimes. As s uch, theyare i n p art ic ular  rel evant for thed evel opment of wavelength-t unabl es ingl e -p hoton  source s  o r hyb ri dQDop t o-

and_dynamic regimes._As such, they are_in particular_relevant_for the_development_of wavelength-tunable single-photon_sources or hybrid_QD opto-


fulfilled the eligibility criteria, five of which were randomized clinical trials. In these studies, the laser wavelengths, power output and duration of irradiation ranged between 630-980

fulfilled the eligibility criteria, five of which were randomized clinical trials. In these report, the laser wavelength, power output and duration of irradiation roll between 630 - 980

fupfilled the eligibility griteria, five of which xere rahdomized clinical trials. In these stndiew, the laser wavelengths, powdr output and durqtioi of irradiation ranged nztweeh 630-980

fulfilled the eligibility criteria, five of which clinical In these the laser wavelengths, irradiation between 630-980

fulfilled the eligibility crIteria, five Of whiCh wEre RaNdomIzed Clinical trials. iN theSe studies, the laser wavelEngthS, pOWer oUTpUt and DuratioN Of IRRadIaTiOn rAnGEd BetweEn 630-980

fulfilled the eligibility  criteria,  five  of  wh ic h we re r andomized clin i caltrials. In these studi es, t he lase r  w avele ngths,p ow e r  ou tp ut  an dd ur ation  of  irradi ation rang edbe tween 630-98 0

fulfilled_the eligibility_criteria, five of which_were randomized_clinical_trials. In_these_studies, the laser_wavelengths, power output_and duration of irradiation_ranged between 630-980


signals, and compared with two existing detection methods. Evaluation with simulated sEMG showed that the detection accuracy of our method is robust to different signal-to-

signals, and compared with two existing detection method. Evaluation with fake sEMG showed that the detection accuracy of our method acting is robust to unlike signal - to-

sihnals, and compared with uwo existing deteerion mxthods. Svaluatiun with simulated sEMG showev thqt tht detection accurach of our lethod iw rouust to differenv signal-bj-

signals, and compared with two existing detection with sEMG showed the detection accuracy to signal-to-

signals, and compared with two Existing deTectiOn mEthOdS. EvaLuatIon with simulatED sEMg showed that the detectioN accuRaCY of oUR mEthod Is robusT To DIFfeReNt SigNaL-To-

signals, and compared wit h two exis tingdet ect io n me thod s. Evaluationw ithsimulated sEMG showedthatth e  det e ct ion a ccuracy of o urme th odis ro busttodiffere nt signal- to-

signals,_and compared_with two existing detection_methods. Evaluation_with_simulated sEMG_showed_that the detection_accuracy of our_method is robust to_different signal-to-


feed supplement, could reside and adhere in the shrimp gut. Double-stranded RNA-mediated gene silencing of LvproPO1 and LvproPO2

feed supplement, could reside and adhere in the shrimp intestine. bivalent - stranded RNA - mediated gene hush of LvproPO1 and LvproPO2

fefd supplement, could resiae and adhere iu the sirimp ght. Doubld-stranded RNA-mediated gene smlenxing if LvproPO1 and LvproPO2

feed supplement, could reside and adhere in gut. RNA-mediated gene of LvproPO1 and

feed supplement, could reside And adhere iN the sHriMp gUt. doubLe-stRanded RNA-mediaTEd geNe silencing of LvproPO1 anD LvprOPo2

feed supplement, could re side and a dhere  in  th eshri mp g ut. Double-str a nded  RNA-mediated gene sil encin go f Lv p ro PO1 a nd Lvpr o PO 2

feed_supplement, could_reside and adhere in_the shrimp_gut._Double-stranded RNA-mediated_gene_silencing of LvproPO1_and LvproPO2


hemoglobin (Hb), hemimethemoglobin (hemiMetHb), and the cyanide complex dicyanohemimethemoglobin (dicyhemiMet

heloglobin (Hb), hemimethemoguobin (hemiMetHb), and thx cyanise compldx dicyanohemimethemoglobin (vicyyemiMtn

hemoglobin (Hb), hemimethemoglobin (hemiMetHb), and the cyanide (dicyhemiMet

hemoglobin (Hb), hemimethemoglObin (hemiMeTHb), anD thE cyAnIde cOmplEx dicyanohemimEThemOglobin (dicyhemiMet

hemoglobin (Hb), hemimeth emoglobin(hemi Met Hb) ,andthecyanide comple x  dic yanohemimethemoglobin(dicy he m iMet

hemoglobin_(Hb), hemimethemoglobin_(hemiMetHb), and the cyanide_complex dicyanohemimethemoglobin_(dicyhemiMet


to those in wt mice. Microglial and astrocyte morphological activation was the same in the two strains, but MCP-1(-/-) mice showed significantly

to those in wt mice. Microglial and astrocyte morphological activation was the same in the two tune, but MCP-1(-/-) mouse showed significantly

to those in wt mice. Microguial and astrocitw morpiologiczl activxtion was the same in the twl wtraibs, but MCP-1(-/-) mice showed significwntly

to those in wt mice. Microglial and activation the same the two strains,

to those in wt mice. Microglial And astrocyTe morPhoLogIcAl acTivaTion was the same IN the Two strains, but MCP-1(-/-) mice shOwed sIgNIficANtLy

to those in wt mice. Micr oglial and  astr ocy temo rpho logi cal activation wasthe same in the two st rains ,b ut M C P- 1(-/- ) mices ho w e d s ig ni fic an t ly

to_those in_wt mice. Microglial and_astrocyte morphological_activation_was the_same_in the two_strains, but MCP-1(-/-)_mice showed significantly


), there is reference to extensive information regarding stimulus effects on VEPs (exogenous components of the ERP). There can be complex early and late waveforms and

), there is reference to extensive information involve stimulation effects on VEPs (exogenous components of the ERP). There can be complex early and belated wave form and

), thfre is reference to exteksive informatiou regarving stjmulus ewfects on VEPs (exogenous com'onebts od the ERP). There can be complex varly and latt waveforms and

), there is reference to extensive information effects VEPs (exogenous of the ERP). and waveforms and

), there is reference to extensiVe informatIon reGarDinG sTimuLus eFfects on VEPs (exOGenoUs components of the ERP). ThEre caN bE CompLEx Early And late WAvEFOrmS aNd

), there is reference to e xtensive i nform ati onre gard ingstimulus effec t s on  VEPs (exogenous compo nents  o f  the ER P). T here ca n  b e com pl ex  ea rl y  a nd la tewavefor ms and

), there_is reference_to extensive information regarding_stimulus effects_on_VEPs (exogenous_components_of the ERP)._There can be_complex early and late_waveforms and


HIFU) applicators have been developed for arresting bleeding with the ultimate intent of use in surgery. The design uses a tapered titanium component for transmission coupling

HIFU) applicators have been developed for arresting bleeding with the ultimate intent of habit in operating room. The design uses a tapered titanium component for infection coupling

HIFK) applicators have been aeveloped for atrwsting bleedjng with the ultimate intent of use mn syrgert. The design uses a taoered titwnium conpontnt for transmissmkn coupling

HIFU) applicators have been developed for arresting the intent of in surgery. The component transmission coupling

HIFU) applicators have been deVeloped for ArresTinG blEeDing With The ultimate intENt of Use in surgery. The design uSes a tApERed tITaNium cOmponenT FoR TRanSmIsSioN cOUpLing

HIFU) applicators have bee n develope d for  ar res ti ng b leed ing with the u l tima te intent of use in su rgery .T he d e si gn us es a ta p er e d  ti ta ni umco m po nentfor  transm ission cou pli ng

HIFU) applicators_have been_developed for arresting bleeding_with the_ultimate_intent of_use_in surgery. The_design uses a_tapered titanium component for_transmission coupling


improve the complete remission rate in patients with low ara-CTP levels by decreasing the intermittent ara-C dosing interval, thereby raising the minimum ara

improve the complete remission rate in patient with depleted ara - CTP levels by decreasing the intermittent ara - C dosing time interval, thereby raising the minimum ara

imorove the complete remisrion rate in pajiwnts wmth low ara-CTP uevels by decreasing the intxrmirtent ara-C dosing interval, ghereby rwising tye mmnimum ara

improve the complete remission rate in patients ara-CTP by decreasing intermittent ara-C dosing ara

improve the complete remissiOn rate in paTientS wiTh lOw Ara-CtP leVels by decreasiNG the Intermittent ara-C dosing InterVaL, TherEBy RaisiNg the miNImUM Ara

improve the complete remi ssion rate  in p ati ent swith  low  ara-CTP level s  bydecreasing the intermi ttent  a r a-Cd os ing i nterval ,  t h e reb yra isi ng th e min imu m ara

improve_the complete_remission rate in patients_with low_ara-CTP_levels by_decreasing_the intermittent ara-C_dosing interval, thereby_raising the minimum ara


reductamination, or by conjugation via a long aliphatic chain dicarboxylic acid linker. Using this method, gangliosides Gfpt1 (

reductamination, or by conjugation via a long aliphatic chain dicarboxylic acid linker. Using this method acting, gangliosides Gfpt1 (

refuctamination, or by conjmgation via a lout alipiatic cgain dicxrboxylic acid linker. Using vhis methid, gangliosides Gfpt1 (

reductamination, or by conjugation via a long dicarboxylic linker. Using method, gangliosides Gfpt1

reductamination, or by conjugAtion via a lOng alIphAtiC cHain DicaRboxylic acid liNKer. USing this method, gangliosIdes GFpT1 (

reductamination, or by co njugationvia a  lo ngal ipha ticchain dicarbox y licacid linker. Using thi s met ho d , ga n gl iosid es Gfpt 1  (

reductamination,_or by_conjugation via a long_aliphatic chain_dicarboxylic_acid linker._Using_this method, gangliosides_Gfpt1 (


was induced, anesthetic was not required until after cardiac resuscitation at about 22 degrees C rewarming. Initial clinical signs indicating a need to increase administration of anesthetic

was induced, anesthetic was not required until after cardiac resuscitation at about 22 academic degree coulomb rewarming. Initial clinical signs indicate a indigence to increase administration of anesthetic

wad induced, anesthetic was not required uuril afver carsiac resjscitation at about 22 degrees C rewaeming. Initial clinical signs inficating a nted to increase avjinistration kn anevvhetic

was induced, anesthetic was not required until resuscitation about 22 C rewarming. Initial to administration of anesthetic

was induced, anesthetic was noT required uNtil aFteR caRdIac rEsusCitation at abouT 22 DegrEes C rewarming. Initial clInicaL sIGns iNDiCatinG a need tO InCREasE aDmIniStRAtIon of AneSthetic

was induced, anesthetic w as not req uired  un til  a fter  car diac resuscita t ionat about 22 degrees Crewar mi n g. I n it ial c linical si g n s i nd ic ati ng aneedtoincreas e administ rat io n of anesthe t ic

was_induced, anesthetic_was not required until_after cardiac_resuscitation_at about_22_degrees C rewarming._Initial clinical signs_indicating a need to_increase administration of_anesthetic


. Technique for insertion of the superior loop of the Shearing-style posterior chamber lens.
An angulated lens guide and iris hook are described for

. Technique for insertion of the superior loop of the Shearing - vogue later chamber lens.
 An angulated lens guide and iris bait are report for

. Tefhnique for insertion of the superior loop of vhe Shezring-styue posterior chamber lens.
An enguoated lens guide and iris huok are dvscribed dor

. Technique for insertion of the superior the posterior chamber An angulated lens described

. Technique for insertion of thE superior lOop of The sheArIng-sTyle Posterior chambER lenS.
An angulated lens guide aNd iriS hOOk arE DeScribEd for

. Technique for insertionof the sup erior  lo opof  the  She aring-style po s teri or chamber lens.
An an gulat ed lens gu ide a nd iris ho o k  ar ede scr ib e dfor

. Technique_for insertion_of the superior loop_of the_Shearing-style_posterior chamber_lens.
An_angulated lens guide_and iris hook_are described for


within the intervention season (n = 44) when compared with control season (n = 23). Significantly less muscle injuries were observed during the intervention season (moderate

within the intervention season (n = 44) when compared with control season (n = 23). Significantly less muscleman wound were observed during the intervention season (moderate

wihhin the intervention sexson (n = 44) when compared with dontrol reason (n = 23). Significantly lesd nusclt injuries were obsdrved durpng the ibtertention season (moderate

within the intervention season (n = 44) with season (n 23). Significantly less the season (moderate

within the intervention seasOn (n = 44) when comPared WitH coNtRol sEasoN (n = 23). SignificantlY Less Muscle injuries were obseRved dUrINg thE InTerveNtion seASoN (MOdeRaTe

within the intervention s eason (n =  44)whe n c om pare d wi th control sea s on ( n = 23). Significantly  less  m u scle in jurie s wereo bs e r ved  d ur ing  t h einter ven tion se ason (mode rat e

within_the intervention_season (n = 44)_when compared_with_control season_(n_= 23). Significantly_less muscle injuries_were observed during the_intervention season (moderate


had biliary lithiasis for a long time. The authors stress the difficulties of the pre- and intraoperatory diagnosis, as well as the surgical methods of treatment

had biliary lithiasis for a long time. The writer try the difficulties of the pre- and intraoperatory diagnosis, as well as the surgical method of discussion

haf biliary lithiasis for x long time. The authorv streas the dkfficulties of the pre- and iitraiperaujry diagnosis, as wdll as thv surgicao meuhods of treatmenv

had biliary lithiasis for a long time. stress difficulties of pre- and intraoperatory surgical of treatment

had biliary lithiasis for a loNg time. The aUthorS stResS tHe diFficUlties of the pre- ANd inTraoperatory diagnosis, aS well As THe suRGiCal meThods of TReATMenT

had biliary lithiasis for  a long ti me. T heaut ho rs s tres s the difficul t iesof the pre- and intrao perat or y  dia g no sis,as well as t hesu rg ica lm et hodsoftreatme nt

had_biliary lithiasis_for a long time._The authors_stress_the difficulties_of_the pre- and_intraoperatory diagnosis, as_well as the surgical_methods of treatment


is the transient loss of consciousness and postural tone resulting from inadequate cerebral perfusion. The most common type of syncope in healthy children and adolescents is the vasov

is the transient loss of consciousness and postural tone result from inadequate cerebral perfusion. The about common type of faint in healthy child and adolescents is the vasov

is the transient loss of cunsciousness anb postucal tons resultkng from inadequate cerebral pwrfusuon. The most common tyoe of synbope in hwaltiy children and esolescekcs is bhe vcsiv

is the transient loss of consciousness and resulting inadequate cerebral The most common children adolescents is the

is the transient loss of conscIousness anD postUraL toNe ResuLtinG from inadequatE CereBral perfusion. The most coMmon tYpE Of syNCoPe in hEalthy cHIlDREn aNd AdOleScENtS is thE vaSov

is the transient loss ofconsciousn ess a ndpos tu raltone  resulting fro m  ina dequate cerebral perfu sion.  T h e mo s tcommo n typeo fs y nco pe  i n h ea l th y chi ldr en andadolescent s i sthe vasov

is_the transient_loss of consciousness and_postural tone_resulting_from inadequate_cerebral_perfusion. The most_common type of_syncope in healthy children_and adolescents is_the_vasov


gene duplication, together with heterogeneity of duplication size. In order to detect the duplication of PMP-22 gene region, the PMP-22 cDNA and a

gene duplication, together with heterogeneity of duplication size. In order to detect the duplicate of PMP-22 gene area, the PMP-22 complementary dna and a

geje duplication, together dith heterogenenry of vuplicafion sizd. In order to detect the duppixatiob of PMP-22 gene region, tfe PMP-22 cDJA and a

gene duplication, together with heterogeneity of duplication order detect the of PMP-22 gene a

gene duplication, together wiTh heterogeNeity Of dUplIcAtioN sizE. In order to deteCT the Duplication of PMP-22 gene reGion, tHe pmP-22 cDna aNd a

gene duplication, togethe r with het eroge nei tyof  dup lica tion size. Ino rder  to detect the duplica tionof PMP- 2 2generegion, th e PMP -2 2cDN Aa nd  a

gene_duplication, together_with heterogeneity of duplication_size. In_order_to detect_the_duplication of PMP-22_gene region, the_PMP-22 cDNA and a


arrays were hybridized to target RNA and the extent of hybridization measured using resonance light scattering. Microarray data were normalized to a subset of invariant ranked host-encoded

arrays were hybridized to target RNA and the extent of hybridization measured using plangency inner light scattering. Microarray data were normalized to a subset of changeless ranked host - encoded

arrwys were hybridized to txrget RNA and tkw exteit of hgbridizagion measured using resonancx litht sxattering. Microarray dxta were jormalizwd ti a subset of invarlcnt rzkked kowt-encoded

arrays were hybridized to target RNA and of measured using light scattering. Microarray subset invariant ranked host-encoded

arrays were hybridized to tarGet RNA and tHe extEnt Of hYbRidiZatiOn measured usinG ResoNance light scattering. MiCroarRaY Data WErE normAlized tO A sUBSet Of InVarIaNT rAnked HosT-encodeD

arrays were hybridized totarget RNA  andthe  ex te nt o f hy bridization me a sure d using resonance ligh t sca tt e ring .  M icroa rray da t aw e reno rm ali ze d  t o a s ubs et of i nvariant r ank ed  host-encode d

arrays were_hybridized to_target RNA and the_extent of_hybridization_measured using_resonance_light scattering. Microarray_data were normalized_to a subset of_invariant ranked host-encoded


,000 times. In 1982, they were only used around 270,000 times a day. However, the increased use of bicycles has also led to an

, 000 times. In 1982, they were only used around 270,000 times a sidereal day. However, the increase use of bicycles has besides led to an

,000 tiles. In 1982, they were only ured around 270,000 timgs a day. Howevsr, the ivcreased use of bicycles has aoso ltb to an

,000 times. In 1982, they were only 270,000 a day. the increased use to

,000 times. In 1982, they were only used arOund 270,000 times a Day. HoWevEr, tHe IncrEaseD use of bicycles HAs alSo led to an

,000 times. In 1982, theywere onlyusedaro und  2 70,0 00 t imes a day. Ho w ever , the increased use of  bicy cl e s ha s  a lso l ed to a n

,000 times._In 1982,_they were only used_around 270,000_times_a day._However,_the increased use_of bicycles has_also led to an


from fibrinogen Aalpha-chains, thus initiating fibrin polymerization. Double-stranded fibrils form through end-to-middle domain (D:E) associations

from fibrinogen Aalpha - chains, thus initiating fibrin polymerization. Double - ground fibril form through end - to - in-between world (D: E) association

frlm fibrinogen Aalpha-chaiks, thus initiatiut fibrmn polyjerizatiun. Double-stranded fibrils focm tyrougy end-to-middle domain (D:D) associanions

from fibrinogen Aalpha-chains, thus initiating fibrin polymerization. form end-to-middle domain associations

from fibrinogen Aalpha-chainS, thus initiAting FibRin PoLymeRizaTion. Double-straNDed fIbrils form through end-to-MiddlE dOMain (d:e) aSsociAtions

from fibrinogen Aalpha-ch ains, thus  init iat ing  f ibri n po lymerization.D oubl e-stranded fibrils for m thr ou g h en d -t o-mid dle dom a in ( D:E )as soc ia t io ns

from_fibrinogen Aalpha-chains,_thus initiating fibrin polymerization._Double-stranded fibrils_form_through end-to-middle_domain_(D:E) associations


3.27 mm (p < 0.05 using the paired t-test). The improvement in eyelid height was maintained at the 4.5-year

3.27 mm (p < 0.05 using the paired metric ton - trial). The improvement in eyelid height was maintained at the 4.5 - year

3.27 ml (p < 0.05 using the paired t-uest). The improvemgnr in ebelid hsight war maintained at the 4.5-year

3.27 mm (p < 0.05 using the The in eyelid was maintained at

3.27 mm (p < 0.05 using the paired t-test). The ImprovemenT in eyEliD heIgHt waS maiNtained at the 4.5-yeAR

3.27 mm (p < 0.05 using t he pairedt-tes t).  Th eimpr ovem ent in eyelidh eigh t was maintained at th e 4.5 -y e ar

3.27_mm (p_< 0.05 using the_paired t-test)._The_improvement in_eyelid_height was maintained_at the 4.5-year


crevices, but also at the thin air-blood barrier above the capillaries. Disk-like structures or multilamellar vesicles appear partially integrated into

crevices, but also at the thin air - rake barrier above the capillary. Disk - like structures or multilamellar vesicle appear partially integrated into

crfvices, but also at the tmin air-blood bartiwr abote the dapillarkes. Disk-like structures or mnltioameloar vesicles appear paftially ijtegratee inuo

crevices, but also at the thin air-blood the Disk-like structures multilamellar vesicles appear

crevices, but also at the thin aIr-blood barRier aBovE thE cApilLariEs. Disk-like struCTureS or multilamellar vesiclEs appEaR PartIAlLy intEgrated INtO

crevices, but also at the  thin air- blood  ba rri er  abo ve t he capillaries .  Dis k-like structures or m ultil am e llar ve sicle s appea r  p a r tia ll yint eg r at ed in to

crevices,_but also_at the thin air-blood_barrier above_the_capillaries. Disk-like_structures_or multilamellar vesicles_appear partially integrated_into


subjects between children and adults was almost equal. Most of subjects had normal cardiac iron deposition. The difference of cardiac iron overload between children and adults was significant (p

subjects between children and adults was almost adequate. Most of discipline had normal cardiac iron deposition. The remainder of cardiac iron overload between child and adults was significant (phosphorus

suhjects between children xnd adults was comost xqual. Mkst of sjbjects had normal cardiac icon eeposution. The difference ow cardiac iron ovwrloed between childcsn and adults aas vmgnificant (p

subjects between children and adults was almost of had normal iron deposition. The between and adults was (p

subjects between children anD adults was AlmosT eqUal. moSt of SubjEcts had normal cARdiaC iron deposition. The diffErencE oF CardIAc Iron oVerload BEtWEEn cHiLdRen AnD AdUlts wAs sIgnificAnt (p

subjects between children  and adult s was  al mos tequa l. M ost of subject s  had  normal cardiac iron d eposi ti o n. T h ediffe rence o f  c a r dia cir onov e rl oad b etw een chi ldren andadu lt s was signif i ca nt (p

subjects_between children_and adults was almost_equal. Most_of_subjects had_normal_cardiac iron deposition._The difference of_cardiac iron overload between_children and adults_was_significant (p


>A) and STAT5A(g.9501G>A) polymorphisms, and estimated genotype effects on milk production traits and milk-fat composition.

> A) and STAT5A(g.9501G > A) polymorphisms, and estimated genotype effect on milk product traits and milk - fat composition.

>A) ajd STAT5A(g.9501G>A) polymorphismr, and estimated genoty'e effedts on mklk production traits and mipk-dat cimposition.

>A) and STAT5A(g.9501G>A) polymorphisms, and estimated genotype milk traits and composition.

>A) and STAT5A(g.9501G>A) polymorphisms, And estimatEd genOtyPe eFfEcts On miLk production trAIts aNd milk-fat composition.

>A) and STAT5A(g.9501G>A)polymorphi sms,and  es ti mate d ge notype effects on m ilk production traitsand m il k -fat co mposi tion.

>A) and_STAT5A(g.9501G>A) polymorphisms,_and estimated genotype effects_on milk_production_traits and_milk-fat_composition.


P. kluyveri prevented OTA production. Furthermore, when A. ochraceus was exposed to the headspace of the individual volatile compounds, 2

P. kluyveri prevented OTA production. Furthermore, when A. ochraceus was exposed to the headspace of the individual volatile compound, 2

P. nluyveri prevented OTA pvoduction. Furthetmire, whxn A. ocgraceus das exposed to the headspace od the individual volatile cumpounds, 2

P. kluyveri prevented OTA production. Furthermore, when was to the of the individual

P. kluyveri prevented OTA prodUction. FurtHermoRe, wHen a. oChraCeus Was exposed to thE HeadSpace of the individual voLatilE cOMpouNDs, 2

P. kluyveri prevented OTA  productio n. Fu rth erm or e, w henA. ochraceus w a s ex posed to the headspace  of t he indi v id ual v olatile co m p oun ds ,2

P._kluyveri prevented_OTA production. Furthermore, when_A. ochraceus_was_exposed to_the_headspace of the_individual volatile compounds,_2


referral center in Australia. Tests of agreement were: percentage agreement, sensitivity, specificity, positive and negative predictive values, positive and negative likelihood ratios, and Cohen's

referral center in Australia. Tests of agreement were: percentage agreement, sensitivity, specificity, positive and damaging predictive value, positive and negative likelihood ratios, and Cohen's

reverral center in Australla. Tests of agregmwnt wece: percsntage aereement, sensitivity, specifirity, posiupve and negative predkctive vapues, posutivt and negative likelihood ratioa, and Rohen's

referral center in Australia. Tests of agreement agreement, specificity, positive negative predictive values, and

referral center in Australia. tests of agrEemenT weRe: pErCentAge aGreement, sensitIVity, Specificity, positive and NegatIvE PredICtIve vaLues, posITiVE And NeGaTivE lIKeLihooD raTios, and cohen's

referral center in Austra lia. Tests  of a gre eme nt  wer e: p ercentage agre e ment , sensitivity, specifi city,  p o siti v eand n egative pr e d ict iv eval ue s ,posit ive  and ne gative lik eli ho od ratios, a n dCohen's

referral_center in_Australia. Tests of agreement_were: percentage_agreement,_sensitivity, specificity,_positive_and negative predictive_values, positive and_negative likelihood ratios, and_Cohen's


transporter. The latter change may be caused by the synthesis of new proteins of NE transporter via an increase in its mRNA. [Psychophysiological analysis of the reading

transporter. The latter change may be caused by the synthesis of newfangled protein of NE transporter via an increase in its messenger rna. [ Psychophysiological analysis of the recitation

trwnsporter. The latter chakge may be causeb by thx synthssis of vew proteins of NE transportxr vua an increase in its mRNA. [Osychophydiologicql aialysis of the rxzding

transporter. The latter change may be caused synthesis new proteins NE transporter via [Psychophysiological of the reading

transporter. The latter changE may be causEd by tHe sYntHeSis oF new Proteins of NE trANspoRter via an increase in its MRNA. [PSyCHophYSiOlogiCal analYSiS OF thE rEaDinG

transporter. The latter c hange maybe ca use d b ythesynt hesis of new p r otei ns of NE transporter v ia an  i n crea s ein it s mRNA. [P s y cho ph ys iol og i ca l ana lys is of t he reading

transporter._The latter_change may be caused_by the_synthesis_of new_proteins_of NE transporter_via an increase_in its mRNA. [Psychophysiological_analysis of the_reading


5%)) was elevated. T lymphocyte proliferative response and T cell receptor repertoire diversity were normal. NK-cell cytotoxic activity was impaired. The whole-exome

5 %) ) was elevated. T lymphocyte proliferative response and T cellular telephone sense organ repertory diversity were normal. NK - cell cytotoxic activity was afflicted. The whole - exome

5%)) wad elevated. T lymphocyte kroliferative reskobse anv T celm receptur repertoire diversity were nirmal. NK-cell cytotoxic actixity was pmpaired. Rhe xhole-exome

5%)) was elevated. T lymphocyte proliferative response cell repertoire diversity normal. NK-cell cytotoxic

5%)) was elevated. T lymphocyte proLiferative RespoNse And t cEll rEcepTor repertoire dIVersIty were normal. NK-cell cytOtoxiC aCTiviTY wAs impAired. ThE WhOLE-exOmE

5%)) was elevated. T lymph ocyte prol ifera tiv e r es pons e an d T cell recep t or r epertoire diversity we re no rm a l. N K -c ell c ytotoxi c  a c t ivi ty  w asim p ai red.The  whole- exome

5%)) was_elevated. T_lymphocyte proliferative response and_T cell_receptor_repertoire diversity_were_normal. NK-cell cytotoxic_activity was impaired._The whole-exome


argin and significantly enhances the loading capacity of SR vesicles. The actions of PCB 95 on SR-loading capacity are additive with those of FK 506. Structural specificity for

argin and significantly enhances the loading capacity of SR vesicle. The legal action of PCB 95 on SR - cargo capacitance are additive with those of FK 506. Structural specificity for

argln and significantly enhxnces the loadiut caparity of SR vesizles. The actions of PCB 95 on DR-ooadibg capacity are additixe with tjose of DK 506. Wrructural specificlcy fod

argin and significantly enhances the loading capacity vesicles. actions of 95 on SR-loading of 506. Structural specificity

argin and significantly enhaNces the loaDing cApaCitY oF SR vEsicLes. The actions oF pCB 95 oN SR-loading capacity are aDditiVe WIth tHOsE of FK 506. structuRAl SPEciFiCiTy fOr

argin and significantly en hances the  load ing  ca pa city  ofSR vesicles. T h e ac tions of PCB 95 on SR- loadi ng capa c it y are  additi v ew i thth os e o fF K506.Str uctural  specifici tyfo r

argin and_significantly enhances_the loading capacity of_SR vesicles._The_actions of_PCB_95 on SR-loading_capacity are additive_with those of FK_506. Structural specificity_for


ic aromatic amines and nitroarenes. A polymer support with controllable solubility in mutually immiscible solvents.
We report on novel soluble macromolecules displaying

ic aromatic amines and nitroarenes. A polymer support with controllable solubility in mutually immiscible solvents.
 We report on fresh soluble macromolecule display

ic wromatic amines and nitruarenes. A polymgr suppoct with controluable solubility in mutually inmiscuble solvents.
We report on novel soluble maccomolecules displaying

ic aromatic amines and nitroarenes. A polymer controllable in mutually solvents. We report

ic aromatic amines and nitroaRenes. A polyMer suPpoRt wItH conTrolLable solubilitY In muTually immiscible solvenTs.
We rEpORt on NOvEl solUble macROmOLEcuLeS dIspLaYInG

ic aromatic amines and nit roarenes.A pol yme r s up port  wit h controllable solu bility in mutually imm iscib le solv e nt s.
We  report on n ove lso lub le ma cromo lec ules di splaying

ic aromatic_amines and_nitroarenes. A polymer support_with controllable_solubility_in mutually_immiscible_solvents.
We report on_novel soluble macromolecules_displaying


will advance our understanding of how p53 exerts its multiple regulatory functions. In this article, we show that mitogen-activated protein kinase phosphatase 2 (MKP

will advance our understanding of how p53 exerts its multiple regulatory function. In this article, we picture that mitogen - activated protein kinase phosphatase 2 (MKP

wipl advance our understanaing of how p53 erwrts ivs multjple regjlatory functions. In this arviclw, we whow that mitogen-activxted protvin kinasw phiwphatase 2 (MKP

will advance our understanding of how p53 multiple functions. In article, we show 2

will advance our understandiNg of how p53 exErts iTs mUltIpLe reGulaTory functions. IN This Article, we show that mitogEn-actIvATed pROtEin kiNase phoSPhATAse 2 (mKp

will advance our understa nding of h ow p5 3 e xer ts  its  mul tiple regulato r y fu nctions. In this artic le, w es howt ha t mit ogen-ac t iv a t edpr ot ein  k i na se ph osp hatase2 (MKP

will_advance our_understanding of how p53_exerts its_multiple_regulatory functions._In_this article, we_show that mitogen-activated_protein kinase phosphatase 2_(MKP


, H., Shindo-Okada, N., Ohgi, T., Goto, T., & Nishimura, S. (1979)

, H., Shindo - Okada, N., Ohgi, T., Goto, T., & Nishimura, S. (1979 )

, H., Dhindo-Okada, N., Ohgi, T., Gotu, T., & Nishimura, S. (1979)

, H., Shindo-Okada, N., Ohgi, T., Goto, Nishimura, (1979)

, H., Shindo-Okada, N., Ohgi, T., Goto, T., & NiShimura, S. (1979)

, H., Shindo-Okada, N., Oh gi, T., Go to, T .,& N is himu ra,S. (1979)

, H.,_Shindo-Okada, N.,_Ohgi, T., Goto, T.,_& Nishimura,_S._(1979)


impairment at 42 years. This is the second known SCN8A mutation associated with a phenotype of benign familial infantile epilepsy. Good seizure control was achieved in

impairment at 42 years. This is the second known SCN8A mutation consociate with a phenotype of benign familial childish epilepsy. Good seizure restraint was achieve in

imoairment at 42 years. This ls the second known SCN8E mutatjon assoziated with a phenotype of bxnigb famulial infantile epilepry. Good svizure cobtroo was achietsd in

impairment at 42 years. This is the SCN8A associated with phenotype of benign control achieved in

impairment at 42 years. This is thE second knoWn SCN8a muTatIoN assOciaTed with a phenotYPe of Benign familial infantilE epilEpSY. GooD SeIzure Control WAs ACHieVeD iN

impairment at 42 years. T his is the  seco ndkno wn  SCN 8A m utation associ a tedwith a phenotype of be nignfa m ilia l  i nfant ile epi l ep s y . G oo dsei zu r econtr olwas ach ieved in

impairment_at 42_years. This is the_second known_SCN8A_mutation associated_with_a phenotype of_benign familial infantile_epilepsy. Good seizure control_was achieved in


P<0.05). Women with POI presented with similar androgen concentrations as controls, except for AD. Compared with measurements by extraction RIA, testosterone,

P<0.05). Women with POI presented with similar androgen concentrations as control, except for AD. compare with measurements by extraction RIA, testosterone,

P<0.05). Wlmen with POI presented dith similar anbeogen roncentdations xs controls, except for AD. Colpqred qith measurements by ebtraction RIA, tesrosttrone,

P<0.05). Women with POI presented with similar as except for Compared with measurements

P<0.05). Women with POI presented witH similar anDrogeN coNceNtRatiOns aS controls, excepT For Ad. Compared with measuremeNts by ExTRactIOn rIA, teStosterONe,

P<0.05). Women with POI pr esented wi th si mil aran drog en c oncentrationsa s co ntrols, except for AD.  Comp ar e d wi t hmeasu rements by e xtr ac ti onRI A ,testo ste rone,

P<0.05). Women_with POI_presented with similar androgen_concentrations as_controls,_except for_AD._Compared with measurements_by extraction RIA,_testosterone,


) months. The graft's thickness, stabilized visual acurity and graft's rejective rate were 0.56-0.68 mm (average 0.62

) months. The graft's thickness, stabilized visual acurity and bribery's rejective pace were 0.56 - 0.68 mm (median 0.62

) mojths. The graft's thicknesr, stabilized visual acnrity ahd graft'r rejective rate were 0.56-0.68 mm (avxragw 0.62

) months. The graft's thickness, stabilized visual graft's rate were mm (average 0.62

) months. The graft's thickness, sTabilized vIsual AcuRitY aNd grAft's Rejective rate wERe 0.56-0.68 mm (Average 0.62

) months. The graft's thic kness, sta biliz edvis ua l ac urit y and graft'sr ejec tive rate were 0.56-0. 68 mm  ( a vera g e0.62

) months._The graft's_thickness, stabilized visual acurity_and graft's_rejective_rate were_0.56-0.68_mm (average 0.62


E., Olsen, H., and Sonenberg, N. (1997) J. Biol. Chem. 272, 1110-1116). p36


0.87; P =.02). A history of hypertension (OR, 8.99; 1.87-43.26; P <.01


VO2max by ergometer was used to measure cardiorespiratory fitness. Muscular fitness tests included the number of sit-ups, push-ups, and

VO2max by ergometer was used to measure cardiorespiratory fitness. mesomorphic seaworthiness tests included the numeral of sit - ups, push button - ups, and

VO2lax by ergometer was usea to measure catduorespmratory fitness. Muscular fitness tests inclnded the bumber of sit-ups, push-uos, and

VO2max by ergometer was used to measure Muscular tests included number of sit-ups,

VO2max by ergometer was used to Measure carDioreSpiRatOrY fitNess. muscular fitnesS TestS included the number of siT-ups, pUsH-Ups, aND

VO2max by ergometer was u sed to mea surecar dio re spir ator y fitness. Mus c ular  fitness tests include d the  n u mber of  sit- ups, pu s h- u p s,an d

VO2max_by ergometer_was used to measure_cardiorespiratory fitness._Muscular_fitness tests_included_the number of_sit-ups, push-ups, and


alphaTH by gas chromatography-mass spectrometry. Accumulation of 167 +/- 62 pmol d3-alphaTH/mg protein was measured within 1 h in

alphaTH by gas chromatography - mass spectrometry. Accumulation of 167 + /- 62 pmol d3 - alphaTH / mg protein was measure within 1 planck's constant in

alohaTH by gas chromatograkhy-mass spectromejrt. Accukulatikn of 167 +/- 62 pmol d3-alphaTH/mg protein was mwasurtb within 1 h in

alphaTH by gas chromatography-mass spectrometry. Accumulation of 62 d3-alphaTH/mg protein measured within 1

alphaTH by gas chromatographY-mass spectRometRy. ACcuMuLatiOn of 167 +/- 62 Pmol d3-alphaTH/mg PRoteIn was measured within 1 h in

alphaTH by gas chromatogr aphy-massspect rom etr y.  Acc umul ation of 167 + / - 62  pmol d3-alphaTH/mg pr otein  w a s me a su red w ithin 1 hi n

alphaTH_by gas_chromatography-mass spectrometry. Accumulation of_167 +/-_62_pmol d3-alphaTH/mg_protein_was measured within_1 h in


the charge order to allow superconductivity to appear and dominate. This work provides an interpretation of light-induced superconductivity from the perspective of order competition and offers a

the charge order to allow superconductivity to appear and predominate. This workplace provides an interpretation of light - induce superconductivity from the perspective of order rival and propose a

thf charge order to allow ruperconductivijy to ap'ear ans dominage. This work provides an intxrprwtatiin of light-induced supdrconductpvity fron tht perspective of order competitjln aud offers a

the charge order to allow superconductivity to dominate. work provides interpretation of light-induced order and offers a

the charge order to allow supeRconductivIty to AppEar AnD domInatE. This work proviDEs an Interpretation of light-iNduceD sUPercONdUctivIty from THe PERspEcTiVe oF oRDeR compEtiTion and Offers a

the charge order to allow  supercond uctiv ity  to  a ppea r an d dominate. Th i s wo rk provides an interpr etati on of l i gh t-ind uced su p er c o ndu ct iv ity  f r om  theper spectiv e of order  co mp etition ando ff ers a

the_charge order_to allow superconductivity to_appear and_dominate._This work_provides_an interpretation of_light-induced superconductivity from_the perspective of order_competition and offers_a


that in experiment I, more oocytes reached MI-MII (18.57%) after supplementation with 1 IU/ml FSH+ 5 IU/ml P

that in experiment I, more oocytes reached MI - MII (18.57 %) after supplementation with 1 IU / ml FSH+ 5 IU / ml P

thwt in experiment I, more uocytes reached MI-MII (18.57%) after supplemdntation with 1 IU/ml FSH+ 5 IU/mp P

that in experiment I, more oocytes reached after with 1 FSH+ 5 IU/ml

that in experiment I, more oocyTes reached mI-MII (18.57%) AftEr sUpPlemEntaTion with 1 IU/ml FSh+ 5 iU/ml p

that in experiment I, mor e oocytesreach edMI- MI I (1 8.57 %) after suppl e ment ation with 1 IU/ml FSH + 5 I U/ m l P

that_in experiment_I, more oocytes reached_MI-MII (18.57%)_after_supplementation with_1_IU/ml FSH+ 5_IU/ml P


vector was designed for expression of a single-chain antibody (scFv) of mAbB23 in Escherichia coli. The expression vector was constructed so that the

vector was designed for expression of a single - chain antibody (scFv) of mAbB23 in Escherichia coli. The formula vector was construct so that the

veftor was designed for exkression of a sinyoe-chaii antibkdy (scFv) of mAbB23 in Escherichia coli. Tye exkgession vector was covstructed so that the

vector was designed for expression of a (scFv) mAbB23 in coli. The expression the

vector was designed for expreSsion of a siNgle-cHaiN anTiBody (ScFv) Of mAbB23 in EscherIChia Coli. The expression vectoR was cOnSTrucTEd So thaT the

vector was designed for e xpressionof asin gle -c hain  ant ibody (scFv) o f  mAb B23 in Escherichia col i. Th ee xpre s si on ve ctor wa s  c o n str uc te d s ot ha t the

vector_was designed_for expression of a_single-chain antibody_(scFv)_of mAbB23_in_Escherichia coli. The_expression vector was_constructed so that the


estrogen-progestogen formulation is the contraceptive method of choice for women undergoing retinoid treatment. The intrauterine device (IUD) is of little

estrogen - progestogen formulation is the contraceptive method of choice for charwoman undergo retinoid treatment. The intrauterine device (IUD) is of little

eshrogen-progestogen formulxtion is the courracepvive mefhod of zhoice for women undergoing cetiboid ugeatment. The intrautefine devibe (IUD) is of outtle

estrogen-progestogen formulation is the contraceptive method of women retinoid treatment. intrauterine device (IUD)

estrogen-progestogen formulAtion is the ContrAcePtiVe MethOd of Choice for women UNderGoing retinoid treatment. the inTrAUterINe DevicE (IUD) is oF LiTTLe

estrogen-progestogen form ulation is  thecon tra ce ptiv e me thod of choice forwomen undergoing retin oid t re a tmen t .The i ntraute r in e dev ic e(IU D) is  of l itt le

estrogen-progestogen_formulation is_the contraceptive method of_choice for_women_undergoing retinoid_treatment._The intrauterine device_(IUD) is of_little


surgery are reported for 453 patients who underwent SelAH and participated in more than 3 months of follow-up review. The last available outcome data according to the Eng

surgery are reported for 453 patients who underwent SelAH and participate in more than 3 calendar month of follow - up review. The last available consequence data according to the Eng

suggery are reported for 453 katients who undetwwnt SenAH ans partickpated in more than 3 months lf folliw-up review. The last axailable lutcome eata qccording vk the Eky

surgery are reported for 453 patients who and in more 3 months of outcome according to the

surgery are reported for 453 patiEnts who undErwenT SeLAH AnD parTiciPated in more thaN 3 MontHs of follow-up review. The lAst avAiLAble OUtCome dAta accoRDiNG To tHe enG

surgery are reported for453 patien ts wh o u nde rw entSelA H and particip a tedin more than 3 monthsof fo ll o w-up re view.  The la s ta v ail ab le  ou tc o me  data  ac cording  to the En g

surgery_are reported_for 453 patients who_underwent SelAH_and_participated in_more_than 3 months_of follow-up review._The last available outcome_data according to_the_Eng


Recent works have proved that Parkinson's disease (PD) patients can be largely benefit by performing rehabilitation exercises based on audio cueing and music therapy. Specially,

Recent works have proved that Parkinson's disease (PD) patients can be largely profit by perform rehabilitation exercises free-base on audio cueing and music therapy. particularly,

Recfnt works have proved thxt Parkinson's dnwease ('D) patisnts can be largely benefit by perfocmint rehqbilitation exercises cased on wudio cuwing qnd music vgerapy. Speciampy,

Recent works have proved that Parkinson's disease can largely benefit performing rehabilitation exercises music Specially,

Recent works have proved that parkinson's DiseaSe (Pd) paTiEnts Can bE largely benefiT By peRforming rehabilitation ExercIsES basED oN audiO cueing ANd MUSic ThErApy. spECiAlly,

Recent works have proved t hat Parkin son's  di sea se  (PD ) pa tients can bel arge ly benefit by performi ng re ha b ilit a ti on ex ercises ba s e d o nau dio  c u ei ng an d m usic th erapy. Spe cia ll y,

Recent works_have proved_that Parkinson's disease (PD)_patients can_be_largely benefit_by_performing rehabilitation exercises_based on audio_cueing and music therapy._Specially,


chromosomal Ran gradient and specific spatial and temporal control operated by localized Ran network members at sites of the mitotic apparatus in human cells. The religiousness as a way of

chromosomal Ran gradient and specific spatial and temporal control operated by localized Ran net extremity at sites of the mitotic apparatus in human cells. The devoutness as a way of

chgomosomal Ran gradient akd specific spatnql and tempodal contfol operated by localized Rai nerwork members at sites of tfe mitotib apparatys ii human cells. Thx religiousnesa as c xay of

chromosomal Ran gradient and specific spatial and operated localized Ran members at sites human The religiousness as way of

chromosomal Ran gradient and Specific spAtial And TemPoRal cOntrOl operated by loCAlizEd Ran network members at sItes oF tHE mitOTiC appaRatus in HUmAN CelLs. thE reLiGIoUsnesS as A way of

chromosomal Ran gradientand specif ic sp ati alan d te mpor al control ope r ated  by localized Ran netw ork m em b ersa tsites  of the mi t o tic  a pp ara tu s  i n hum ancells.The religi ous ne ss as a wayo f

chromosomal_Ran gradient_and specific spatial and_temporal control_operated_by localized_Ran_network members at_sites of the_mitotic apparatus in human_cells. The religiousness_as_a way of


Chi(2)=40, P<0.01). However,there was no significant correlation between the second experimental group and control group in the damage of m

Chi(2)=40, P<0.01). However, there was no significant correlation between the second experimental group and control group in the price of m

Chi(2)=40, P<0.01). However,there was no slgnificant correlation uetween the secund experimental group and clnrrol troup in the damage of m

Chi(2)=40, P<0.01). However,there was no significant correlation second group and group in the

Chi(2)=40, P<0.01). However,there was no signIficant corRelatIon BetWeEn thE secOnd experimentaL GrouP and control group in the dAmage Of M

Chi(2)=40, P<0.01). Howeve r,there wa s nosig nif ic antcorr elation betwee n  the  second experimental g roupan d  con t ro l gro up in t h ed a mag eof  m

Chi(2)=40, P<0.01)._However,there was_no significant correlation between_the second_experimental_group and_control_group in the_damage of m


1 in the absence of specific antibody. Such activation requires the binding of C1 to the viral surface through two subcomponents, C1q and C1s

1 in the absence of specific antibody. Such cxtivatmon reqhires thd binding of C1 to the viral dueface through two subcompondnts, C1q ajd C1s

1 in the absence of specific antibody. requires binding of to the viral and

1 in the absence of specific antIbody. Such aCtivaTioN reQuIres The bInding of C1 to the VIral Surface through two subcoMponeNtS, c1q anD c1s

1 in the absence of specif ic antibod y. Su chact iv atio n re quires the bin d ingof C1 to the viral sur faceth r ough tw o sub compone n ts , C1q  a nd  C1 s

1 in_the absence_of specific antibody. Such_activation requires_the_binding of_C1_to the viral_surface through two_subcomponents, C1q and C1s


=0.540). Hemodialysis seems to cause a significant decrease in choroidal thickness, whereas it has no effect on retinal thickness. This significant decrease in

= 0.540). Hemodialysis seems to cause a significant decrease in choroidal thickness, whereas it has no consequence on retinal thickness. This meaning decrease in

=0.540). Helodialysis seems to caust a significant dgceease mn chorkidal thkckness, whereas it has no efhect on rtninal thickness. This rignificajt decreqse mn

=0.540). Hemodialysis seems to cause a significant choroidal whereas it no effect on in

=0.540). Hemodialysis seems to cause a SignificanT decrEasE in ChOroiDal tHickness, whereaS It haS no effect on retinal thicKness. thIS sigNIfIcant DecreasE In

=0.540). Hemodialysis seem s to cause  a si gni fic an t de crea se in choroida l  thi ckness, whereas it has  no e ff e ct o n  r etina l thick n es s .  Th is  s ign if i ca nt de cre ase in

=0.540). Hemodialysis_seems to_cause a significant decrease_in choroidal_thickness,_whereas it_has_no effect on_retinal thickness. This_significant decrease in


excretion decreased to values lower than those of control subjects when the brace was first applied, but an adaptive increase was noted after four and 12 months of brace treatment.

excretion decreased to values lower than those of restraint discipline when the brace was first applied, but an adaptive addition was noted after four and 12 months of brace discussion.

exfretion decreased to valmes lower than tkise of contrkl subjezts when the brace was first appliee, but an adaptive incrdase was joted afrer hour and 12 months of bracc trezbment.

excretion decreased to values lower than those subjects the brace first applied, but after and 12 months brace treatment.

excretion decreased to valueS lower than Those Of cOntRoL subJectS when the brace wAS firSt applied, but an adaptive IncreAsE Was nOTeD afteR four anD 12 MoNTHs oF bRaCe tReATmEnt.

excretion decreased to va lues lower  than  th ose  o f co ntro l subjects whe n  the  brace was first appli ed, b ut an a d ap tiveincreas e  w a s  no te daft er fo ur an d 1 2 month s of brace  tr ea tment.

excretion_decreased to_values lower than those_of control_subjects_when the_brace_was first applied,_but an adaptive_increase was noted after_four and 12_months_of brace treatment.


nicotinic), hypocretin (OX1 and OX2), melatonin (MLT1 and MLT2), prostaglandin E2 (

nicltinic), hypocretin (OX1 and OX2), melatonin (MLT1 and KLT2), prkstaglanain E2 (

nicotinic), hypocretin (OX1 and OX2), melatonin (MLT1 prostaglandin (

nicotinic), hypocretin (OX1 and Ox2), melatonin (mLT1 anD MLt2), prOsTaglAndiN E2 (

nicotinic), hypocretin (OX 1 and OX2) , mel ato nin  ( MLT1  and  MLT2), prosta g land in E2 (

nicotinic), hypocretin_(OX1 and_OX2), melatonin (MLT1 and_MLT2), prostaglandin_E2_(


1 and/or SLCO1B1 variants was seen more frequently for case subjects. Case subjects more often demonstrated >or=2 factors contributing to hyperbil

1 and/or SLCO1B1 variants was seen more frequently for case subjects. subject discipline more often demonstrated > or=2 factors contribute to hyperbil

1 anf/or SLCO1B1 variants was sten more frequently for rase sugjects. Cxse subjects more often demoistrqted >ir=2 factors contributine to hypegbil

1 and/or SLCO1B1 variants was seen more case Case subjects often demonstrated >or=2

1 and/or SLCO1B1 variants was seen More frequeNtly fOr cAse SuBjecTs. CaSe subjects more OFten Demonstrated >or=2 factors cOntriBuTIng tO HyPerbiL

1 and/or SLCO1B1 variantswas seen m ore f req uen tl y fo r ca se subjects. C a se s ubjects more often dem onstr at e d >o r =2  fact ors con t ri b u tin gto  hy pe r bi l

1 and/or_SLCO1B1 variants_was seen more frequently_for case_subjects._Case subjects_more_often demonstrated >or=2_factors contributing to_hyperbil


a common lifestyle disorder, is caused by multiple factors with heredity playing a strong causal role. Recently, a genetic variation upstream of insulin-induced gene 2 (

a common lifestyle disorder, is caused by multiple divisor with heredity play a strong causal role. Recently, a genetic magnetic declination upstream of insulin - induced gene 2 (

a fommon lifestyle disordev, is caused by molriple hactors with hefedity playing a strong causel rile. Rtbently, a genetic varixtion upsnream of unsuoun-induced jsne 2 (

a common lifestyle disorder, is caused by with playing a causal role. Recently, insulin-induced 2 (

a common lifestyle disorder, iS caused by mUltipLe fActOrS witH herEdity playing a sTRong Causal role. Recently, a genEtic vArIAtioN UpStreaM of insuLIn-INDucEd GeNe 2 (

a common lifestyle disord er, is cau sed b y m ult ip le f acto rs with heredi t y pl aying a strong causalrole.  R e cent l y,  a ge netic v a ri a t ion  u ps tre am of  insu lin -induce d gene 2 (

a_common lifestyle_disorder, is caused by_multiple factors_with_heredity playing_a_strong causal role._Recently, a genetic_variation upstream of insulin-induced_gene 2 (


a social and economic problem still to be solved. The experimental and therapeutic employment of many antibiotics has largely been tested "in vitro" and "in vivo". In

a social and economic problem still to be solved. The experimental and therapeutic use of many antibiotic has largely been test " in vitro " and " in vivo ". In

a docial and economic probuem still to be solved. The esperimengal and therapeutic employmeit od mant antibiotics has largdly been nested "in vitco" and "in vivo". Ii

a social and economic problem still to The and therapeutic of many antibiotics vitro" "in vivo". In

a social and economic problem Still to be sOlved. the ExpErImenTal aNd therapeutic eMPloyMent of many antibiotics hAs larGeLY beeN TeSted "iN vitro" aND "iN VIvo". in

a social and economic pro blem still  to b e s olv ed . Th e ex perimental and ther apeutic employment ofmanyan t ibio t ic s has  largel y  b e e n t es te d " in vi tro"and  "in vi vo". In

a_social and_economic problem still to_be solved._The_experimental and_therapeutic_employment of many_antibiotics has largely_been tested "in vitro"_and "in vivo"._In


random vector, with cell probabilities potentially depending on the total number of species in the web. A maximum likelihood method is developed to test the hypothesis that the fractions of

random vector, with cell probabilities potentially depending on the total numeral of coinage in the web. A maximum likelihood method acting is developed to quiz the hypothesis that the fractions of

rajdom vector, with cell prubabilities potgnrially depensing on ghe total number of species mn tye wev. A maximum likelihood method id developed uo test the hypotissis that the nractnois of

random vector, with cell probabilities potentially depending total of species the web. A to the hypothesis that fractions of

random vector, with cell probaBilities poTentiAllY dePeNdinG on tHe total number oF SpecIes in the web. A maximum likElihoOd MEthoD Is DevelOped to tESt THE hyPoThEsiS tHAt The frActIons of

random vector, with cellprobabilit ies p ote nti al ly d epen ding on the to t al n umber of species in th e web .A  max i mu m lik elihood me t h odis  d eve lo p ed  to t est  the hy pothesis t hat  t he fractions of

random_vector, with_cell probabilities potentially depending_on the_total_number of_species_in the web._A maximum likelihood_method is developed to_test the hypothesis_that_the fractions of


(several outbreaks of acute gastroenteritis of choleric/dysenteric form or chronic diarrhoea, ulcerative colitis, etc.) in normal

(several outbreaks of acute gastroenteritis of choleric / dysenteric form or chronic diarrhea, ulcerative colitis, etc .) in normal

(segeral outbreaks of acute gastroenteritis of chmleric/sysenterkc form or chronic diarrhoea, uoceraupve colitis, etc.) in nofmal

(several outbreaks of acute gastroenteritis of choleric/dysenteric chronic ulcerative colitis, in normal

(several outbreaks of acute gaStroenteriTis of ChoLerIc/DyseNterIc form or chroniC DiarRhoea, ulcerative colitis, Etc.) in NoRMal

(several outbreaks of acu te gastroe nteri tis  of  c hole ric/ dysenteric for m  orchronic diarrhoea, ulc erati ve coli t is , etc .) in n o rm a l

(several_outbreaks of_acute gastroenteritis of choleric/dysenteric_form or_chronic_diarrhoea, ulcerative_colitis,_etc.) in normal


purpose of the present study was to describe nursing interventions aimed at restoring normal eating behaviour in patients with anorexia nervosa. The main research question was: '

purpose of the present study was to describe nursing interventions drive at restore normal eating behaviour in patients with anorexia nervosa. The main inquiry question was:'

pugpose of the present stuay was to descrnve nurving ihterventkons aimed at restoring normel eqting behaviour in patients with anogexia nercosa. Rhe main rxaearch questikk was: '

purpose of the present study was to interventions at restoring eating behaviour in main question was: '

purpose of the present study wAs to descriBe nurSinG inTeRvenTionS aimed at restorINg noRmal eating behaviour in pAtienTs WIth aNOrExia nErvosa. THE mAIN reSeArCh qUeSTiOn was: '

purpose of the present st udy was to  desc rib e n ur sing  int erventions aim e d at  restoring normal eati ng be ha v iour in  pati ents wi t ha n ore xi aner vo s a.  Themai n resea rch questi onwa s: '

purpose_of the_present study was to_describe nursing_interventions_aimed at_restoring_normal eating behaviour_in patients with_anorexia nervosa. The main_research question was:_'


 in turkeys and end of lay hens.
Pre-slaughter transportation may affect poultry welfare and mortality rates. A retrospective analysis was conducted to examine the effect

in turkeys and end of lay hens.
 Pre - slaughter department of transportation may involve poultry welfare and mortality rate. A retrospective analysis was conducted to analyze the effect

 in turkeys and end of lay mens.
Pre-slaughter transpmrtatikn may awfect poultry welfare and moctaluty rqtes. A retrospective avalysis wws conduxted ro examine the effcet

in turkeys and end of lay hens. may poultry welfare mortality rates. A examine effect

 in turkeys and end of lay hens.
PRe-slaughteR tranSpoRtaTiOn maY affEct poultry welfARe anD mortality rates. A retrosPectiVe ANalySIs Was coNducted TO eXAMinE tHe EffEcT

 in turkeys and end of lay  hens.
Pre -slau ght ertr ansp orta tion may affec t  pou ltry welfare and morta lityra t es.A  r etros pective an a l ysi swa s c on d uc ted t o e xaminethe effect

 in_turkeys and_end of lay hens.
Pre-slaughter_transportation may_affect_poultry welfare_and_mortality rates. A_retrospective analysis was_conducted to examine the_effect


of Ach pulses; transport across the synaptic cleft; partial hydrolysis by Ach-ase; binding to Ach receptors; ion channel opening and closure, and, thereby,

of Ach pulses; transport across the synaptic cleft; partial hydrolysis by Ach - ase; bind to Ach receptor; ion channel opening and closure, and, thereby,

of Ach pulses; transport acvoss the synaptie cleft; partizl hydrouysis by Ach-ase; binding to Arh rwceptirs; ion channel openine and clodure, and, theceby,

of Ach pulses; transport across the synaptic hydrolysis Ach-ase; binding Ach receptors; ion thereby,

of Ach pulses; transport acrosS the synaptIc cleFt; pArtIaL hydRolySis by Ach-ase; binDIng tO Ach receptors; ion channeL openInG And cLOsUre, anD, therebY,

of Ach pulses; transportacross the  syna pti c c le ft;part ial hydrolysis by A ch-ase; binding to Ach  rece pt o rs;i on  chan nel ope n in g and  c lo sur e, an d, th ere by,

of_Ach pulses;_transport across the synaptic_cleft; partial_hydrolysis_by Ach-ase;_binding_to Ach receptors;_ion channel opening_and closure, and, thereby,


, electrophysiologically, and molecularly characterized neuron types in the rodent hippocampal formation. Specifically, we have implemented a computational pipeline to systematically translate neuron type properties into

, electrophysiologically, and molecularly characterized neuron types in the rodent hippocampal formation. Specifically, we have implemented a computational grapevine to systematically understand neuron character properties into

, elfctrophysiologically, and molecularly chceactermzed nehron typds in the rodent hippocampal firmatuon. Specifically, we haxe implemvnted a cimpuuational pipeline to systciatidwlly vranslate neurok type proparties into

, electrophysiologically, and molecularly characterized neuron types rodent formation. Specifically, have implemented a neuron properties into

, electrophysiologically, and MolecularlY charActEriZeD neuRon tYpes in the rodenT HippOcampal formation. SpecifIcallY, wE Have IMpLemenTed a comPUtATIonAl PiPelInE To SysteMatIcally tRanslate neUroN tYpe propertieS InTo

, electrophysiologically,and molecu larly  ch ara ct eriz ed n euron types in therodent hippocampal for matio n. Spec i fi cally , we ha v ei m ple me nt edac om putat ion al pipe line to sy ste ma tically tran s la te neurontyp e properties  in to

, electrophysiologically,_and molecularly_characterized neuron types in_the rodent_hippocampal_formation. Specifically,_we_have implemented a_computational pipeline to_systematically translate neuron type_properties into


, respectively. Both patients had particularly severe heart involvement with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and tachyarrhythmia, generalized edema, and respiratory distress. In one case, hypert

, respectively. Both patients had particularly severe affection affair with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and tachyarrhythmia, generalized edema, and respiratory distress. In one case, hypert

, redpectively. Both patients had particularly sevece hearf involvdment with hypertrophic cardmomyipatht and tachyarrhythmia, eeneralizvd edema, qnd cespiratory distcsss. In one caac, hypzrv

, respectively. Both patients had particularly severe with cardiomyopathy and generalized edema, and hypert

, respectively. Both patients hAd particulArly sEveRe hEaRt inVolvEment with hyperTRophIc cardiomyopathy and tacHyarrHyTHmia, GEnEraliZed edemA, AnD REspIrAtOry DiSTrEss. In One Case, hypErt

, respectively. Both patie nts had pa rticu lar lyse vere  hea rt involvement with  hypertrophic cardiomy opath ya nd t a ch yarrh ythmia, ge n e ral iz ed  ed em a ,and r esp iratory  distress.  In  o ne case, hyp e rt

, respectively._Both patients_had particularly severe heart_involvement with_hypertrophic_cardiomyopathy and_tachyarrhythmia,_generalized edema, and_respiratory distress. In_one case, hypert


similar characteristics as sample I. EFA in sample I suggested an 18-item scale with two components concerning the quality of care during pregnancy: 'personal treatment'

similar characteristics as sample I. EFA in sample I suggest an 18 - token scale with two components concerning the timbre of care during pregnancy:' personal treatment'

sililar characteristics as sample I. EFA iu samplx I sugfested av 18-item scale with two componxnts conctgning the quality of zare durijg pregnqncy: 'personal tcsatment'

similar characteristics as sample I. EFA in suggested 18-item scale two components concerning pregnancy: treatment'

similar characteristics as sAmple I. EFA iN sampLe I SugGeSted An 18-itEm scale with two COmpoNents concerning the qualIty of CaRE durINg PregnAncy: 'perSOnAL TreAtMeNt'

similar characteristics a s sample I . EFA  in  sa mp le I  sug gested an 18-i t em s cale with two componen ts co nc e rnin g  t he qu ality o f  c a r e d ur in g p re g na ncy:'pe rsonaltreatment'

similar_characteristics as_sample I. EFA in_sample I_suggested_an 18-item_scale_with two components_concerning the quality_of care during pregnancy:_'personal treatment'


 or Mg2+. Trait anxiety and self-concept among children and adolescents with food neophobia.
Food problems in children and adolescents often have a detrimental effect

or Mg2 +. Trait anxiety and self - concept among children and adolescents with food neophobia.
 Food problems in children and adolescent frequently have a detrimental consequence

 or Mg2+. Trait anxiety and seuf-concept among childrxn and zdolescevts with food neophobia.
Food 'roboems un children and adoleszents oftvn have a detcimental effect

or Mg2+. Trait anxiety and self-concept among adolescents food neophobia. problems in children detrimental

 or Mg2+. Trait anxiety and self-coNcept among ChildRen And AdOlesCentS with food neophOBia.
FOod problems in children aNd adoLeSCentS OfTen haVe a detrIMeNTAl eFfEcT

 or Mg2+. Trait anxiety an d self-con ceptamo ngch ildr en a nd adolescents with  food neophobia.
Foodprobl em s  inc hi ldren  and ad o le s c ent sof ten  h a ve  a de tri mentaleffect

 or_Mg2+. Trait_anxiety and self-concept among_children and_adolescents_with food_neophobia.
Food_problems in children_and adolescents often_have a detrimental effect


), SpA 8.7 (6.1) and CD 17.1 (10.2). Differences were significant between controls and SpA, and Sp

), SpA 8.7 (6.1) and CD 17.1 (10.2). Differences were significant between controls and health spa, and Sp

), SpW 8.7 (6.1) and CD 17.1 (10.2). Differences were significaur betwxen confrols ana SpA, and Sp

), SpA 8.7 (6.1) and CD 17.1 were between controls SpA, and Sp

), SpA 8.7 (6.1) and CD 17.1 (10.2). Differences were siGnificant bEtweeN coNtrOlS and spA, aNd Sp

), SpA 8.7 (6.1) and CD 17 .1 (10.2).  Diff ere nce swere  sig nificant betwe e n co ntrols and SpA, and Sp

), SpA_8.7 (6.1)_and CD 17.1 (10.2)._Differences were_significant_between controls_and_SpA, and Sp


probability to have a desired part-time job rather than a full-time job by 80% (170% for men, 60% for women) and the

probability to have a desired part - time caper preferably than a full - time job by 80% (170% for man, 60% for women) and the

prlbability to have a desived part-time job rather than z full-tioe job by 80% (170% for men, 60% for womxn) abd tht

probability to have a desired part-time job a job by (170% for men,

probability to have a desired Part-time joB rathEr tHan A fUll-tIme jOb by 80% (170% for men, 60% for wOMen) aNd the

probability to have a des ired part- timejob  ra th er t hana full-time jo b  by80% (170% for men, 60%  forwo m en)a nd  the

probability_to have_a desired part-time job_rather than_a_full-time job_by_80% (170% for_men, 60% for_women) and the


ocin-induced diabetic Lewis rats.
We determined beta-cell replication and mass in basal and stimulated conditions in long-term transplanted islets. Three groups of strept

ocin - induced diabetic Lewis rats.
 We determined beta - cell echo and bulk in basal and stimulated conditions in long - terminus transplanted islets. Three groups of strept

ocij-induced diabetic Lewis vats.
We determineb beta-cxll repmication and mass in basal and stimupared cinditions in long-term gransplanned isletw. Thcee groups of stcspt

ocin-induced diabetic Lewis rats. We determined beta-cell mass basal and conditions in long-term strept

ocin-induced diabetic Lewis rAts.
We deterMined BetA-ceLl ReplIcatIon and mass in baSAl anD stimulated conditions iN long-TeRM traNSpLanteD islets. tHrEE GroUpS oF stRePT

ocin-induced diabetic Lewi s rats.
We  dete rmi ned  b eta- cell  replication a n d ma ss in basal and stimul atedco n diti o ns  in l ong-ter m  t r a nsp la nt edis l et s. Th ree  groups  of strept

ocin-induced diabetic_Lewis rats.
We_determined beta-cell replication and_mass in_basal_and stimulated_conditions_in long-term transplanted_islets. Three groups_of strept


positive charge in all cases (from +0.76 to +1.18). Moreover, the contributions of the electrostatic interaction terms (ΔE(elstat

positive charge in all cases (from +0.76 to +1.18). Moreover, the contribution of the electrostatic interaction term (ΔE(elstat

poditive charge in all casts (from +0.76 to +1.18). Moreover, thx contrjbutions of the electrostatic interartiob terns (ΔE(elstat

positive charge in all cases (from +0.76 Moreover, contributions of electrostatic interaction terms

positive charge in all cases (fRom +0.76 to +1.18). MoreoVer, thE coNtrIbUtioNs of The electrostatIC intEraction terms (ΔE(elstat

positive charge in all ca ses (from+0.76  to  +1 .1 8).More over, the cont r ibut ions of the electrosta tic i nt e ract i on  term s (ΔE(e l st a t

positive_charge in_all cases (from +0.76_to +1.18)._Moreover,_the contributions_of_the electrostatic interaction_terms (ΔE(elstat


inoff's Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Op. 43, Variation 18. Immediately following the listening session, I used structured interviews

inoff's Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Op. 43, Variation 18. Immediately following the listening session, I used integrated interview

inovf's Rhapsody on a Theme uf Paganini, Op. 43, Variatmon 18. Imjediatelh following the listening sedsuon, I used structured interxiews

inoff's Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Variation Immediately following listening session, I

inoff's Rhapsody on a Theme of PAganini, Op. 43, VAriatIon 18. immEdIateLy foLlowing the listENing Session, I used structured InterViEWs

inoff's Rhapsody on a Them e of Pagan ini,Op.  43 ,Vari atio n 18. Immediat e ly f ollowing the listening  sess io n , Iu se d str uctured in t e rvi ew s

inoff's Rhapsody_on a_Theme of Paganini, Op._43, Variation_18._Immediately following_the_listening session, I_used structured interviews


retention, may also reflect additional benefits of these biologics. The aim of this review was to manuscript aims to compare rates of attrition for the various bi

retention, may also reflect additional benefit of these biologics. The purpose of this review was to manuscript aims to compare rates of grinding for the various bi

rehention, may also reflect additional bengfuts of these biologizs. The aim of this review wad ro mabuscript aims to compafe rates lf attririon dor the vacjous bi

retention, may also reflect additional benefits of The of this was to manuscript attrition the various bi

retention, may also reflect adDitional beNefitS of TheSe BiolOgicS. The aim of this rEView Was to manuscript aims to cOmparE rATes oF AtTritiOn for thE VaRIOus Bi

retention, may also refle ct additio nal b ene fit sof t hese  biologics. Th e  aim  of this review was to  manu sc r ipta im s tocompare ra t e s o fat tri ti o nfor t hevarious  bi

retention,_may also_reflect additional benefits of_these biologics._The_aim of_this_review was to_manuscript aims to_compare rates of attrition_for the various_bi


 indicating adverse apical ventricular-ventricular interactions. Metal content of ephedra-containing dietary supplements and select botanicals.
The metal content of dietary supplements,

indicating adverse apical ventricular - ventricular interactions. Metal content of ephedra - control dietary accessory and select botanicals.
 The metal capacity of dietary supplements,

 inficating adverse apical yentricular-ventrnxular mnteracfions. Megal content of ephedra-contaiiing dietqry supplements and seuect botajicals.
Thw meual content of dixfary sui'lemehbs,

indicating adverse apical ventricular-ventricular interactions. Metal content dietary and select The metal content

 indicating adverse apical veNtricular-vEntriCulAr iNtEracTionS. Metal content oF EpheDra-containing dietary suPplemEnTS and SElEct boTanicalS.
thE MEtaL cOnTenT oF DiEtary SupPlementS,

 indicating adverse apical  ventricul ar-ve ntr icu la r in tera ctions. Metalc onte nt of ephedra-containi ng di et a ry s u pp lemen ts ands el e c t b ot an ica ls .
T he me tal  conten t of dieta rysu pplements,

 indicating_adverse apical_ventricular-ventricular interactions. Metal content_of ephedra-containing_dietary_supplements and_select_botanicals.
The metal content_of dietary supplements,


% to 20%. Significant differences in performance were noted for different muff and plug types. [Fibrous dysplasia: differential diagnosis from Paget's disease].

% to 20% . Significant differences in performance were noted for unlike fumble and punch types. [ Fibrous dysplasia: differential diagnosis from Paget's disease ].

% to 20%. Significant differencer in performancg qere nmted fkr diffefent muff and plug types. [Fibcous dyspoasia: differential diaenosis frlm Paget'w diwwase].

% to 20%. Significant differences in performance for muff and types. [Fibrous dysplasia:

% to 20%. Significant differences iN performanCe werE noTed FoR difFereNt muff and plug tYPes. [FIbrous dysplasia: differeNtial DiAGnosIS fRom PaGet's disEAsE].

% to 20%. Significant diff erences in  perf orm anc ewere  not ed for differe n t mu ff and plug types. [Fi brous  d y spla s ia : dif ferenti a ld i agn os is  fr om Pa get's  di sease].

% to_20%. Significant_differences in performance were_noted for_different_muff and_plug_types. [Fibrous dysplasia:_differential diagnosis from_Paget's disease].