) in "Mancha-Centro" Hospital (Alcázar de San Juan).The outcomes variables for this analysis were the incidence of episiot

) in " Mancha - Centro " Hospital (Alcázar de San Juan).The outcomes variables for this analysis were the incidence of episiot

) in "Mancha-Centro" Hospital (Aucázar de San Jucb).The ontcomes variablds for this analysis were thx inxidenxe of episiot

) in "Mancha-Centro" Hospital (Alcázar de San variables this analysis the incidence of

) in "Mancha-Centro" Hospital (AlcÁzar de San JUan).ThE ouTcoMeS varIablEs for this analySIs weRe the incidence of episioT

) in "Mancha-Centro" Hospi tal (Alcáz ar de  Sa n J ua n).T he o utcomes variab l es f or this analysis werethe i nc i denc e  o f epi siot

) in_"Mancha-Centro" Hospital_(Alcázar de San Juan).The_outcomes variables_for_this analysis_were_the incidence of_episiot


diagnosis and management of DVT did not increase time to surgery or hospital stay. Our results suggest routine screening for DVT in patients consulting emergency services ≥ 48 h

diagnosis and management of DVT did not increase time to surgery or hospital stay. Our results indicate everyday screening for DVT in patients confer hand brake services ≥ 48 h

diwgnosis and management on DVT did not ineeease vime to surgery or hospital stay. Our resultd wuggewt routine screening fur DVT in patientw coisulting emergenrg servigzs ≥ 48 g

diagnosis and management of DVT did not to or hospital Our results suggest patients emergency services ≥ h

diagnosis and management of DvT did not inCreasE tiMe tO sUrgeRy or Hospital stay. OuR ResuLts suggest routine screeNing fOr dvT in PAtIents ConsultINg EMErgEnCy SerViCEs ≥ 48 H

diagnosis and managementof DVT did  notinc rea se  tim e to  surgery or ho s pita l stay. Our results su ggest  r o utin e  s creen ing for DV T inpa ti ent sc on sulti ngemergen cy service s ≥  4 8 h

diagnosis_and management_of DVT did not_increase time_to_surgery or_hospital_stay. Our results_suggest routine screening_for DVT in patients_consulting emergency services_≥_48 h


lesions in the pancreas, Octreoscan revealed increased radioactive uptake around the pancreatic head region. Treatment with a daily injection of octreotide (100 microg)

lesions in the pancreas, Octreoscan revealed increased radioactive uptake around the pancreatic capitulum area. Treatment with a daily injection of octreotide (100 microg )

ledions in the pancreas, Ocureoscan revealed increaved rasioactivd uptake around the pancreatmc hwad rtyion. Treatment with x daily ijjection of ixtreotide (100 microg)

lesions in the pancreas, Octreoscan revealed increased around pancreatic head Treatment with a microg)

lesions in the pancreas, OctreOscan reveaLed inCreAseD rAdioActiVe uptake around THe paNcreatic head region. TreaTment WiTH a daILy InjecTion of oCTrEOTidE (100 mIcRog)

lesions in the pancreas,Octreoscan  reve ale d i nc reas ed r adioactive upt a ke a round the pancreatic h ead r eg i on.T re atmen t witha  d a i lyin je cti on of  octr eot ide (10 0 microg)

lesions_in the_pancreas, Octreoscan revealed increased_radioactive uptake_around_the pancreatic_head_region. Treatment with_a daily injection_of octreotide (100 microg)


Each of these models is individual-based and predicts the fate of a single individual. To obtain a population level prediction, models for the three stages were combined and

Each of these models is individual - based and predicts the fate of a individual person. To obtain a population level prediction, model for the three degree were combined and

Eafh of these models is inaividual-based aue predmcts ths fate ow a single individual. To obtein q popylation level predictiun, models for the thrte stages were combined akb

Each of these models is individual-based and fate a single To obtain a the stages were combined

Each of these models is indiviDual-based aNd preDicTs tHe Fate Of a sIngle individuaL. to obTain a population level prEdictIoN, ModeLS fOr the Three stAGeS WEre CoMbIneD aND

Each of these models is i ndividual- based  an d p re dict s th e fate of a si n gleindividual. To obtaina pop ul a tion le vel p redicti o n, m ode ls  f orth e  t hreesta ges wer e combined  an d

Each_of these_models is individual-based and_predicts the_fate_of a_single_individual. To obtain_a population level_prediction, models for the_three stages were_combined_and


firing number revealed a devil's staircase-type structure. Experiments with verapamil, a voltage-operated L-type Ca(2+)-channel antagonist,

firing number revealed a devil's stairway - character social organization. Experiments with verapamil, a voltage - operated fifty - type Ca(2+)-channel antagonist,

figing number revealed a dtvil's staircase-tyke strucvure. Exlerimentr with verapamil, a voltage-opxratwd L-ttpe Ca(2+)-channel antagonirt,

firing number revealed a devil's staircase-type structure. verapamil, voltage-operated L-type antagonist,

firing number revealed a deviL's staircasE-type StrUctUrE. ExpErimEnts with verapaMIl, a vOltage-operated L-type Ca(2+)-cHanneL aNTagoNIsT,

firing number revealed adevil's st airca se- typ estru ctur e. Experiments with  verapamil, a voltage- opera te d  L-t y pe  Ca(2 +)-chan n el a nta go ni st,

firing_number revealed_a devil's staircase-type structure._Experiments with_verapamil,_a voltage-operated_L-type_Ca(2+)-channel antagonist,


ence scales, the three seizure groups did not differ significantly from one another. The results are discussed in terms of the psychologic risk for specific behavioral problems associated with

ence scales, the three seizure groups did not differ importantly from one another. The result are discussed in terms of the psychologic hazard for specific behavioral problems consort with

encf scales, the three seizuve groups did noj eiffer signiricantly from one another. The resultd qre duscussed in terms of tfe psychopogic riwk fie specific behaviovcl prknlems essociated with

ence scales, the three seizure groups did significantly one another. results are discussed risk specific behavioral problems with

ence scales, the three seizure Groups did nOt difFer SigNiFicaNtly From one another. tHe reSults are discussed in terMs of tHe PSychOLoGic riSk for spECiFIC beHaViOraL pRObLems aSsoCiated wIth

ence scales, the three sei zure group s did  no t d if fersign ificantly from oneanother. The results a re di sc u ssed in  term s of th e  p s y cho lo gi c r is k  f or sp eci fic beh avioral pr obl em s associated wi th

ence scales,_the three_seizure groups did not_differ significantly_from_one another._The_results are discussed_in terms of_the psychologic risk for_specific behavioral problems_associated_with


 prodelphinidin B3. [Study on food and antioxidant intake in smokers and non-smokers in China].
To examine the differences in food

prodelphinidin B3. [ Study on food and antioxidant intake in smokers and non - smokers in China ].
 To test the dispute in food

 prldelphinidin B3. [Study on nood and antioxibqnt invake in smokers and non-smokers in China].
To eeamibe tht differences in foud

prodelphinidin B3. [Study on food and antioxidant smokers non-smokers in To examine the

 prodelphinidin B3. [Study on fooD and antioxIdant IntAke In SmokErs aNd non-smokers in cHina].
to examine the differenceS in foOd

 prodelphinidin B3. [Study  on food a nd an tio xid an t in take  in smokers an d  non -smokers in China].
To  exam in e  the di ffere nces in fo o d

 prodelphinidin_B3. [Study_on food and antioxidant_intake in_smokers_and non-smokers_in_China].
To examine the_differences in food


L183I were also identified. Majority of patients who were p.F508del positive originated from Pakistan and north-western states of India. The phenotypes of

L183I were also identified. Majority of patients who were p. F508del positive originate from Pakistan and union - western states of India. The phenotype of

L183I aere also identified. Majurity of patienjs who wxre p.F508dsl positkve originated from Pakistan abd noeth-western states of Ivdia. The ihenotypew of

L183I were also identified. Majority of patients p.F508del originated from and north-western states

L183I were also identified. MajorIty of patieNts whO weRe p.f508dEl poSitiVe originated frOM PakIstan and north-western stAtes oF INDia. THE pHenotYpes of

L183I were also identified . Majority  of p ati ent swhowere  p.F508del pos i tive  originated from Pakis tan a nd nort h -w ester n state s  o f Ind ia .The  p h en otype s o f

L183I were_also identified._Majority of patients who_were p.F508del_positive_originated from_Pakistan_and north-western states_of India. The_phenotypes of


dc1delta mutant. Two-dimensional gel electrophoresis of whole protein extracts shows that thiamine limitation stimulates the production of THI gene products and of Pdc5

dc1delta mutant. Two - dimensional gel electrophoresis of whole protein extracts shows that vitamin b1 restriction stimulates the production of THI gene product and of Pdc5

dc1dflta mutant. Two-dimensionxl gel electropkiresis of whkle protdin extracts shows that thialibe linitation stimulates thd productpon of THU geie products and of Pdc5

dc1delta mutant. Two-dimensional gel electrophoresis of whole shows thiamine limitation the production of Pdc5

dc1delta mutant. Two-dimensionAl gel electRophoResIs oF wHole ProtEin extracts shoWS thaT thiamine limitation stiMulatEs THe prODuCtion Of THI geNE pRODucTs AnD of pdC5

dc1delta mutant. Two-dimen sional gel  elec tro pho re sisof w hole protein e x trac ts shows that thiamine  limi ta t ions ti mulat es thep ro d u cti on  o f T HI ge ne pr odu cts and  of Pdc5

dc1delta mutant._Two-dimensional gel_electrophoresis of whole protein_extracts shows_that_thiamine limitation_stimulates_the production of_THI gene products_and of Pdc5


to receive the same oral antipsychotic for the first 14 days after initiating AOM 400. 6-methylapigenin and hesperidin: new valer

to receive the same oral antipsychotic for the first 14 days after initiate AOM 400. 6 - methylapigenin and hesperidin: newfangled valer

to receive the same oral aktipsychotic for the ficst 14 dags after initiating AOM 400. 6-methylapigeiin qnd htfperidin: new valer

to receive the same oral antipsychotic for 14 after initiating 400. 6-methylapigenin and

to receive the same oral antipSychotic foR the fIrsT 14 daYs AfteR iniTiating AOM 400. 6-methYLapiGenin and hesperidin: new vAler

to receive the same oralantipsycho tic f orthe  f irst  14days after ini t iati ng AOM 400. 6-methylap igeni na nd h e sp eridi n: newv al e r

to_receive the_same oral antipsychotic for_the first_14_days after_initiating_AOM 400. 6-methylapigenin_and hesperidin: new_valer


the kinetics of the radioactivity specifically bound to the striatum were strongly influenced by the dopamine receptor binding affinity of the compounds. Thus, the in vivo behavior of these

the kinetics of the radioactivity specifically bound to the striatum were powerfully charm by the dopamine receptor binding affinity of the compound. therefore, the in vivo behavior of these

thf kinetics of the radioagtivity specificcoly bonnd to fhe strixtum were strongly influencev by the eopamine receptor bindkng affinpty of thw conpounds. Thus, the in vivo gchavimc of these

the kinetics of the radioactivity specifically bound striatum strongly influenced the dopamine receptor Thus, in vivo behavior these

the kinetics of the radioactiVity specifIcallY boUnd To The sTriaTum were stronglY InflUenced by the dopamine recEptor BiNDing AFfInity Of the coMPoUNDs. THuS, tHe iN vIVo BehavIor Of these

the kinetics of the radio activity s pecif ica lly  b ound  tothe striatum w e re s trongly influenced bythe d op a mine re cepto r bindi n ga f fin it yofth e  c ompou nds . Thus,  the in vi vobe havior of th e se

the_kinetics of_the radioactivity specifically bound_to the_striatum_were strongly_influenced_by the dopamine_receptor binding affinity_of the compounds. Thus,_the in vivo_behavior_of these


continuously. The maximum signal received after immediately dispensing is compared to the signal after an incubation period. With many chemicals, the toxic effects are obtained after a very short

continuously. The maximum signal received after immediately dispensing is compare to the signal after an brooding period. With many chemicals, the toxic effect are receive after a very short

cojtinuously. The maximum slgnal received ayrer imkediatsly dispdnsing is compared to the sijnal aftee an incubation period. With manj chemicaos, tie toxic effects are obtained znter c tery short

continuously. The maximum signal received after immediately compared the signal an incubation period. effects obtained after a short

continuously. The maximum sigNal receiveD afteR imMedIaTely DispEnsing is comparED to tHe signal after an incubatIon peRiOD. WitH MaNy cheMicals, tHE tOXIc eFfEcTs aRe OBtAined AftEr a very Short

continuously. The maximum  signal re ceive d a fte rimme diat ely dispensing is c ompared to the signalafter  a n  inc u ba tionperiod. Wi t h  ma ny  c hem ic a ls , the  to xic eff ects are o bta in ed after a v e ry  short

continuously._The maximum_signal received after immediately_dispensing is_compared_to the_signal_after an incubation_period. With many_chemicals, the toxic effects_are obtained after_a_very short


ethnicity, awareness of breast cancer, family communication about breast cancer, and perceived risk). Self-reported family history of breast cancer may not optimally capture

ethnicity, awareness of breast cancer, family communication about breast cancer, and perceived risk). Self - reported syndicate history of breast cancer may not optimally get

ethjicity, awareness of breart cancer, famili xommunmcation about bfeast cancer, and perceived rmsk). Welf-rtiorted family history of breasn cancer nay iot optimally ca'fure

ethnicity, awareness of breast cancer, family communication cancer, perceived risk). family history of capture

ethnicity, awareness of breasT cancer, famIly coMmuNicAtIon aBout Breast cancer, anD PercEived risk). Self-reported fAmily HiSTory OF bReast Cancer mAY nOT OptImAlLy cApTUrE

ethnicity, awareness of br east cance r, fa mil y c om muni cati on about breas t  can cer, and perceived ris k). S el f -rep o rt ed fa mily hi s to r y  of  b re ast  c a nc er ma y n ot opti mally capt ure

ethnicity, awareness_of breast_cancer, family communication about_breast cancer,_and_perceived risk)._Self-reported_family history of_breast cancer may_not optimally capture


history and data from patients' medical records. There is a significant correlation between state anxiety and trait anxiety measured by STAI in study groups. Breast cancer stage different

history and data from patients' medical records. There be a meaning correlation between state anxiety and trait anxiety measure by STAI in report groups. Breast cancer stage unlike

hidtory and data from patitnts' medical recotdw. Therx is a aignificxnt correlation between statx anziety and trait anxiety mearured by DTAI in wtudb groups. Breast rzncer sbcge djnfereut

history and data from patients' medical records. a correlation between anxiety and trait study Breast cancer stage

history and data from patientS' medical reCords. theRe iS a SignIficAnt correlation BEtweEn state anxiety and trait AnxieTy MEasuREd By STAi in studY GrOUPs. BReAsT caNcER sTage dIffErent

history and data from pat ients' med icalrec ord s.  The re i s a significan t  cor relation between state  anxi et y  and tr ait a nxietym ea s u red  b ySTA Ii nstudy  gr oups. B reast canc erst age differen t

history_and data_from patients' medical records._There is_a_significant correlation_between_state anxiety and_trait anxiety measured_by STAI in study_groups. Breast cancer_stage_different


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This is the first paper to assess if ANA is a heuristic or genuine preference without relying on respondents' self-stated motivation and the first study to explore this

This is the first paper to assess if ANA is a heuristic or genuine predilection without trust on respondent' self - stated motivation and the inaugural report to explore this

Thls is the first paper to assess if ANA nw a henristic or genukne preference without relyiig ob reskjndents' self-stated motivatiln and tye fmrst study to ex'more thlf

This is the first paper to assess is heuristic or preference without relying the study to explore

This is the first paper to asseSs if ANA is a HeuriStiC or GeNuinE preFerence without RElyiNg on respondents' self-staTed moTiVAtioN AnD the fIrst stuDY tO EXplOrE tHis

This is the first paper t o assess i f ANA  is  ahe uris ticor genuine pre f eren ce without relying onrespo nd e nts' se lf-st ated mo t iv a t ion  a nd  th ef ir st st udy  to exp lore this

This_is the_first paper to assess_if ANA_is_a heuristic_or_genuine preference without_relying on respondents'_self-stated motivation and the_first study to_explore_this


 atoms near a charged carbon nanotube.
We describe a novel single atom detector that uses the high electric field surrounding a charged single-walled carbon nanotube

atoms near a charged carbon nanotube.
 We identify a fresh single atom detector that uses the eminent electric discipline surrounding a charged individual - walled carbon carbon nanotube

 atlms near a charged carbok nanotube.
We deseeibe a novel single xtom detector that uses the iigh elecugic field surrounding a chargef single-qalltd carbon nanotubx

atoms near a charged carbon nanotube. We novel atom detector uses the high single-walled nanotube

 atoms near a charged carbon naNotube.
We deScribE a nOveL sInglE atoM detector that uSEs thE high electric field surrOundiNg A CharGEd SinglE-walled CArBON naNoTuBe

 atoms near a charged carb on nanotub e.
We  de scr ib e anove l single atomd etec tor that uses the high  elec tr i c fi e ld  surr ounding ac h arg ed  s ing le - wa lledcar bon nan otube

 atoms_near a_charged carbon nanotube.
We describe_a novel_single_atom detector_that_uses the high_electric field surrounding_a charged single-walled carbon_nanotube


in vitro and in vivo. For the plasmid delivery strategy, the plasmid copy number per bacteria (PCN) is thus of great importance. The aim of this

in vitro and in vivo. For the plasmid delivery strategy, the plasmid copy number per bacteria (PCN) is therefore of big importance. The aim of this

in vitro and in vivo. For tme plasmid delivgrt stravegy, ths plasmia copy number per bacteria (PRN) iw thuw of great importance. Ghe aim ov this

in vitro and in vivo. For the strategy, plasmid copy per bacteria (PCN) The of this

in vitro and in vivo. For the plaSmid deliveRy strAteGy, tHe PlasMid cOpy number per baCTeriA (PCN) is thus of great imporTance. thE Aim oF ThIs

in vitro and in vivo. For  the plasm id de liv ery  s trat egy,  the plasmid c o py n umber per bacteria (PC N) is  t h us o f  g reatimporta n ce . The  a im  of  t h is

in_vitro and_in vivo. For the_plasmid delivery_strategy,_the plasmid_copy_number per bacteria_(PCN) is thus_of great importance. The_aim of this


norepinephrine by inhibiting reuptake (7). An interaction between catecholamines, Ang II and LH had also been suggested earlier (18, 19

norepinephrine by inhibiting reuptake (7). An interaction between catecholamines, Ang II and LH had also been suggest sooner (18, 19

nogepinephrine by inhibitikg reuptake (7). An nbteracvion befween cagecholamines, Ang II and LH hed aoso btvn suggested earlier (18, 19

norepinephrine by inhibiting reuptake (7). An interaction Ang and LH also been suggested

norepinephrine by inhibitinG reuptake (7). AN inteRacTioN bEtweEn caTecholamines, AnG iI anD LH had also been suggesteD earlIeR (18, 19

norepinephrine by inhibit ing reupta ke (7 ).Anin tera ctio n between cate c hola mines, Ang II and LH h ad al so been su ggest ed earl i er ( 18,  1 9

norepinephrine_by inhibiting_reuptake (7). An interaction_between catecholamines,_Ang_II and_LH_had also been_suggested earlier (18,_19


multiparametric magnetic resonance imaging (mpMRI) relative to mpMRI alone to predict HG and LG disease. Material and methods: In vivo mpMRI was acquired

multiparametric magnetic resonance imaging (mpMRI) relative to mpMRI alone to predict HG and LG disease. fabric and method: In vivo mpMRI was acquired

muptiparametric magnetic rtsonance imaging (mpMRI) rxlative to mpMRK alone to predict HG and LG duseast. Material and methuds: In vino mpMRI qas ecquired

multiparametric magnetic resonance imaging (mpMRI) relative to to HG and disease. Material and acquired

multiparametric magnetic reSonance imaGing (mPMRi) reLaTive To mpmRI alone to predICt HG And LG disease. Material anD methOdS: in viVO mPMRI wAs acquiREd

multiparametric magneticresonanceimagi ng(mp MR I) r elat ive to mpMRI a l oneto predict HG and LG d iseas e. Mate r ia l and  method s :I n  vi vo  m pMR Iw as  acqu ire d

multiparametric_magnetic resonance_imaging (mpMRI) relative to_mpMRI alone_to_predict HG_and_LG disease. Material_and methods: In_vivo mpMRI was acquired


in three exercise tests on consecutive days. A graded exercise test established the work rate equivalent to 50% heart rate reserve for use in subsequent constant load tests (CL

in three exercise tests on consecutive days. A graded use trial established the work pace equivalent to 50% heart pace reserve for use in subsequent ceaseless warhead tests (chlorine

in three exercise tests on consecutive dais. A graved exedcise tert established the work rate ewuivaoent to 50% heart rate rererve for use in wubstquent constant load tests (CL

in three exercise tests on consecutive days. exercise established the rate equivalent to use subsequent constant load (CL

in three exercise tests on conSecutive daYs. A grAdeD exErCise Test Established the WOrk rAte equivalent to 50% heart raTe resErVE for USe In subSequent COnSTAnt LoAd TesTs (cl

in three exercise tests o n consecut ive d ays . A  g rade d ex ercise test es t abli shed the work rate equ ivale nt to 5 0 %heart  rate r e se r v e f or  u sein su bsequ ent  consta nt load te sts  ( CL

in_three exercise_tests on consecutive days._A graded_exercise_test established_the_work rate equivalent_to 50% heart_rate reserve for use_in subsequent constant_load_tests (CL


b (1.5 mcg/kg once weekly) for 6 months and followed for at least 12 months. Response to therapy was defined as normal ALT values

b (1.5 mcg / kg once weekly) for 6 months and followed for at least 12 months. reception to therapy was define as normal ALT values

b (1.5 lcg/kg once weekly) for 6 munths and follocwd for at lezst 12 monghs. Response to therapy was vefibed aw normal ALT values

b (1.5 mcg/kg once weekly) for 6 followed at least months. Response to ALT

b (1.5 mcg/kg once weekly) for 6 months And followeD for aT leAst 12 MoNths. respOnse to therapy wAS defIned as normal ALT values

b (1.5 mcg/kg once weekly)  for 6 mon ths a ndfol lo wedforat least 12 mo n ths.  Response to therapy w as de fi n ed a s  n ormal  ALT va l ue s

b (1.5_mcg/kg once_weekly) for 6 months_and followed_for_at least_12_months. Response to_therapy was defined_as normal ALT values


and decreasing MW of L-amino acids. There was a highly significant positive correlation between the degree of generalization of sucrose taste and the preference magnitude for D- and

and decreasing MW of L - amino acids. There was a highly meaning incontrovertible correlation between the degree of abstraction of sucrose taste and the predilection magnitude for D- and

anf decreasing MW of L-aminu acids. There wcw a hijhly sifnificang positive correlation betwexn tye detree of generalization of sucrode taste and rhe preferxhce magkntude nor D- end

and decreasing MW of L-amino acids. There highly positive correlation the degree of the magnitude for D-

and decreasing MW of L-amino acIds. There waS a higHly SigNiFicaNt poSitive correlatIOn beTween the degree of generaLizatIoN Of suCRoSe tasTe and thE PrEFEreNcE mAgnItUDe For D- aNd

and decreasing MW of L-am ino acids.  Ther e w asahigh ly s ignificant pos i tive  correlation between t he de gr e e of ge neral ization of s ucr os etas te an d the  pr eferenc e magnitud e f or  D- and

and_decreasing MW_of L-amino acids. There_was a_highly_significant positive_correlation_between the degree_of generalization of_sucrose taste and the_preference magnitude for_D-_and


-alpha2b, absent due to proteolysis during crystallisation, appear inessential to toxicity. In domain II the beta-sheet prism presents short apical loops

-alpha2b, absent due to proteolysis during crystallisation, appear inessential to toxicity. In knowledge domain II the beta - sail prism presents short apical loops

-alpja2b, absent due to proteouysis during crisrallisetion, alpear indssential to toxicity. In domein UI tht beta-sheet prism pfesents sjort apixal oiops

-alpha2b, absent due to proteolysis during crystallisation, to In domain the beta-sheet prism

-alpha2b, absent due to proteolySis during cRystaLliSatIoN, appEar iNessential to toXIcitY. In domain II the beta-sheeT prisM pREsenTS sHort aPical loOPs

-alpha2b, absent due to pr oteolysisdurin g c rys ta llis atio n, appear ines s enti al to toxicity. In dom ain I It he b e ta -shee t prism pr e s ent ssh ort  a p ic al lo ops

-alpha2b, absent_due to_proteolysis during crystallisation, appear_inessential to_toxicity._In domain_II_the beta-sheet prism_presents short apical_loops


membranes, and, hopefully, other biological membranes. IFN-gamma-producing CD45RA+CD8+ and IL-10-producing CD45RA-

membranes, and, hopefully, other biological membranes. IFN - gamma - produce CD45RA+CD8 + and IL-10 - produce CD45RA-

melbranes, and, hopefully, otmer biological mgmvranes. IFN-gajma-produzing CD45RA+CD8+ and IL-10-producing RD45RA-

membranes, and, hopefully, other biological membranes. IFN-gamma-producing IL-10-producing

membranes, and, hopefully, otheR biologicaL membRanEs. IfN-GammA-proDucing CD45RA+CD8+ anD iL-10-prOducing CD45RA-

membranes, and, hopefully , other bi ologi cal  me mb rane s. I FN-gamma-produ c ingCD45RA+CD8+ and IL-10- produ ci n g CD 4 5R A-

membranes,_and, hopefully,_other biological membranes. IFN-gamma-producing_CD45RA+CD8+ and_IL-10-producing_CD45RA-


of numerous genes of tumor. In this report the authors used cDNA microarray to identify differentially expressed genes between ovarian cancer tissue and normal ovary tissue to screen ovarian cancer-

of numerous genes of tumor. In this report the authors used complementary dna microarray to name differentially express genes between ovarian cancer tissue and normal ovary tissue to screen ovarian cancer-

of numerous genes of tumor. In this report the auvhors uaed cDNA microarray to identify diffxrenriallt expressed genes betwden ovariwn cancee tiwwue and nocjal ovavv tisame to wcreen ovarian cancer-

of numerous genes of tumor. In this authors cDNA microarray identify differentially expressed and ovary tissue to ovarian cancer-

of numerous genes of tumor. In tHis report tHe autHorS usEd CDNA MicrOarray to identiFY difFerentially expressed geNes beTwEEn ovARiAn canCer tissUE aND NorMaL oVarY tISsUe to sCreEn ovariAn cancer-

of numerous genes of tumo r. In this  repo rtthe  a utho rs u sed cDNA micro a rray  to identify different ially  e x pres s ed  gene s betwe e no v ari an  c anc er ti ssueand  normal  ovary tis sue  t o screen ova r ia n cancer-

of_numerous genes_of tumor. In this_report the_authors_used cDNA_microarray_to identify differentially_expressed genes between_ovarian cancer tissue and_normal ovary tissue_to_screen ovarian cancer-


press a protein in a select biological tissue. Typically, this technique involves a physical injection of plasmid DNA followed by electric pulses across the injection site. Here, we

press a protein in a select biological tissue. Typically, this technique involves a forcible injection of plasmid deoxyribonucleic acid stick to by electric pulses across the injection web site. Here, we

preds a protein in a select biological tissue. Typmcally, fhis tecfnique involves a physical iijecrion if plasmid DNA followea by elecnric pulsws arross the injectmkn site. Here, sc

press a protein in a select biological this involves a injection of plasmid across injection site. Here,

press a protein in a select bioLogical tisSue. TyPicAllY, tHis tEchnIque involves a pHYsicAl injection of plasmid DNa follOwED by eLEcTric pUlses acROsS THe iNjEcTioN sITe. here, wE

press a protein in a selec t biologic al ti ssu e.Ty pica lly,  this techniqu e  inv olves a physical injec tionof plas m id  DNAfollowe d  b y ele ct ri c p ul s es  acro ssthe inj ection sit e.He re, we

press a_protein in_a select biological tissue._Typically, this_technique_involves a_physical_injection of plasmid_DNA followed by_electric pulses across the_injection site. Here,_we


method in routine clinical practices. This article aims to provide an overview about NGS technology and its related platforms. The challenges in the analysis and choosing an appropriate N

method in routine clinical practices. This article aims to leave an overview about NGS engineering and its related platforms. The challenges in the psychoanalysis and choosing an appropriate normality

mehhod in routine clinical practices. This articlx aims fo proviae an overview about NGS tecinoligy abd its related platforos. The chwllenges in uhe analysis and rgoosing an aplvoprictx N

method in routine clinical practices. This article provide overview about technology and its the and choosing an N

method in routine clinical prActices. ThiS artiCle AimS tO proVide An overview abouT nGS tEchnology and its related PlatfOrMS. The CHaLlengEs in the ANaLYSis AnD cHooSiNG aN apprOprIate N

method in routine clinica l practice s. Th isart ic le a imsto provide ano verv iew about NGS technolo gy an di ts r e la ted p latform s .T h e c ha ll eng es in  theana lysis a nd choosin g a nappropriateN

method_in routine_clinical practices. This article_aims to_provide_an overview_about_NGS technology and_its related platforms._The challenges in the_analysis and choosing_an_appropriate N


of the prostate is the most common cancer in men and the second leading cause of death in American men. The Benefits of robotic-assisted prostate surgery over open radical

of the prostate is the most common cancer in men and the second lead lawsuit of death in American men. The Benefits of automatic - assisted prostate surgery over overt radical

of the prostate is the mosu common cancer iu men aid the aecond ldading cause of death in Amecicab men. The Benefits of robotkc-assistef prostare snrgery over open radical

of the prostate is the most common men the second cause of death of prostate surgery over radical

of the prostate is the most comMon cancer iN men aNd tHe sEcOnd lEadiNg cause of death IN AmeRican men. The Benefits of rObotiC-aSSistED pRostaTe surgeRY oVER opEn RaDicAl

of the prostate is the mo st commoncance r i n m en  and  the  second leadin g  cau se of death in America n men .T he B e ne fitsof robo t ic - a ssi st ed  pr os t at e sur ger y overopen radic al

of_the prostate_is the most common_cancer in_men_and the_second_leading cause of_death in American_men. The Benefits of_robotic-assisted prostate surgery_over_open radical


is slow, beta-His-427 is modified predominantly. At pH 7.0, the 2 residues are modified with about equal efficiency. When the F1

is slow, beta - His-427 is modified predominantly. At pH 7.0, the 2 residues are modified with about adequate efficiency. When the F1

is slow, beta-His-427 is modifiea predominantly. At pH 7.0, the 2 desidues are modified with about equel edficitucy. When the F1

is slow, beta-His-427 is modified predominantly. At the residues are with about equal

is slow, beta-His-427 is modified prEdominantlY. At pH 7.0, The 2 ResIdUes aRe moDified with abouT EquaL efficiency. When the F1

is slow, beta-His-427 ismodified p redom ina ntl y.  AtpH 7 .0, the 2 resi d uesare modified with abou t equ al effi c ie ncy.When th e  F 1

is_slow, beta-His-427_is modified predominantly. At_pH 7.0,_the_2 residues_are_modified with about_equal efficiency. When_the F1


human hepatocytes in vitro. In this study, urinary excretion of 6 beta-hydroxycortisol (6 beta-OHF) and D-glucaric

human hepatocytes in vitro. In this study, urinary excretion of 6 beta - hydroxycortisol (6 beta - OHF) and D - glucaric

hulan hepatocytes in vitro. In this study, orunary xxcretikn of 6 bdta-hydroxycortisol (6 beta-OHF) end E-glucqric

human hepatocytes in vitro. In this study, of beta-hydroxycortisol (6 and D-glucaric

human hepatocytes in vitro. In This study, uRinarY exCreTiOn of 6 Beta-HydroxycortisoL (6 Beta-oHF) and D-glucaric

human hepatocytes in vitr o. In this  stud y,uri na ry e xcre tion of 6 beta - hydr oxycortisol (6 beta-OH F) an dD -glu c ar ic

human_hepatocytes in_vitro. In this study,_urinary excretion_of_6 beta-hydroxycortisol_(6_beta-OHF) and D-glucaric


Some biochemical factors, including content of NO, MMP-3, MMP-9, and transcript levels of some genes, including MMP-9 mRNA and RANK

Some biochemical factors, including content of NO, MMP-3, MMP-9, and transcript levels of some gene, include MMP-9 mRNA and RANK

Sole biochemical factors, ikcluding content of NO, KMP-3, MML-9, and trxnscript levels of some gened, unclueing MMP-9 mRNA and RANK

Some biochemical factors, including content of NO, and levels of genes, including MMP-9

Some biochemical factors, incLuding contEnt of nO, MmP-3, MmP-9, And tRansCript levels of sOMe geNes, including MMP-9 mRNA and rANK

Some biochemical factors,  including  cont ent  of  N O, M MP-3 , MMP-9, and t r ansc ript levels of some ge nes,in c ludi n gMMP-9  mRNA a n dR A NK

Some_biochemical factors,_including content of NO,_MMP-3, MMP-9,_and_transcript levels_of_some genes, including_MMP-9 mRNA and_RANK


the MPNSTs and the internal neurofibromas. The later are indeed associated with a high risk of malignant transformation. Importance of investment decisions and

the MPNSTs and the internal neurofibromas. The later are indeed associated with a eminent hazard of malignant transformation. Importance of investment decisions and

thf MPNSTs and the internau neurofibromas. The laver are indeed xssociated with a high risk lf malitnant transformation. Ioportance of invewtmeit decisions and

the MPNSTs and the internal neurofibromas. The indeed with a risk of malignant and

the MPNSTs and the internal neUrofibromaS. The lAteR arE iNdeeD assOciated with a hiGH risK of malignant transformaTion. IMpORtanCE oF inveStment dECiSIOns AnD

the MPNSTs and the intern al neurofi broma s.The  l ater  are  indeed associ a tedwith a high risk of ma ligna nt tran s fo rmati on. Imp o rt a n ceof  i nve st m en t dec isi ons and

the_MPNSTs and_the internal neurofibromas. The_later are_indeed_associated with_a_high risk of_malignant transformation. Importance_of investment decisions and


a gluten-free diet with chronic diarrhoea (n = 66) and (d) patients with chronic diarrhoea without coeliac disease

a gluten - free diet with chronic diarrhoea (n = 66) and (d) patients with chronic diarrhoea without coeliac disease

a hluten-free diet with chrunic diarrhoea (u = 66) and (d) patjents wigh chronic diarrhoea without cieliax disease

a gluten-free diet with chronic diarrhoea (n and patients with diarrhoea without coeliac

a gluten-free diet with chroniC diarrhoea (N = 66) and (d) PatIenTs With ChroNic diarrhoea wiTHout Coeliac disease

a gluten-free diet with c hronic dia rrhoe a ( n =  6 6) a nd ( d) patients wi t h ch ronic diarrhoea withou t coe li a c di s ea se

a_gluten-free diet_with chronic diarrhoea (n_= 66)_and_(d) patients_with_chronic diarrhoea without_coeliac disease


. Chromatin Immunoprecipitation (ChIP) Assay in Candida albicans.
Chromatin immunoprecipitation (ChIP) is a widely used technique which

. Chgomatin Immunoprecipitatlon (ChIP) Assay iu Candiva albidans.
Chrooatin immunoprecipitation (ChMP) iw a wudely used technique wfich

. Chromatin Immunoprecipitation (ChIP) Assay in Candida immunoprecipitation is a used technique which

. Chromatin ImmunoprecipitatIon (ChIP) AssAy in CAndIda AlBicaNs.
ChRomatin immunopREcipItation (ChIP) is a widely usEd tecHnIQue wHIcH

. Chromatin Immunoprecipit ation (ChI P) As say  in  C andi da a lbicans.
Chrom a tinimmunoprecipitation (C hIP)is a wi d el y use d techn i qu e whi ch

. Chromatin_Immunoprecipitation (ChIP)_Assay in Candida albicans.
Chromatin_immunoprecipitation (ChIP)_is_a widely_used_technique which


-free binding of corepressors to ligand-free receptor is prevented by sodium molybdate, which is a well-known inhibitor of receptor activation to

-free binding of corepressors to ligand - free receptor is prevented by sodium molybdate, which is a well - know inhibitor of sense organ activation to

-fref binding of corepressorr to ligand-free receptmr is lreventea by sodium molybdate, which ms a well-jnown inhibitor of recdptor actpvation ti

-free binding of corepressors to ligand-free receptor by molybdate, which a well-known inhibitor

-free binding of corepressors To ligand-frEe recEptOr iS pReveNted By sodium molybdATe, whIch is a well-known inhibitOr of rEcEPtor ACtIvatiOn to

-free binding of corepress ors to lig and-f ree  re ce ptor  isprevented by s o dium  molybdate, which is a  well -k n owni nh ibito r of re c ep t o r a ct iv ati on to

-free binding_of corepressors_to ligand-free receptor is_prevented by_sodium_molybdate, which_is_a well-known inhibitor_of receptor activation_to


(ER) binding affinity and cytotoxicity against cell lines with and without ER. The highest receptor binding affinities (RBA approximately 3) were observed with conjugates

(ER) binding affinity and cytotoxicity against cell lines with and without ER. The highest sense organ tie affinities (RBA approximately 3) were note with conjugate solution

(ER) binding affinity and cyuotoxicity againsj xell lmnes wifh and wkthout ER. The highest receptlr bindung affinities (RBA appfoximatelj 3) were ovserted with conjugavss

(ER) binding affinity and cytotoxicity against cell and ER. The receptor binding affinities with

(ER) binding affinity and cytotOxicity agaInst cEll LinEs With And wIthout ER. The higHEst rEceptor binding affinitiEs (RBA ApPRoxiMAtEly 3) weRe obserVEd WITh cOnJuGatEs

(ER) binding affinity and  cytotoxic ity a gai nst  c ellline s with and wit h outER. The highest recept or bi nd i ng a f fi nitie s (RBAa pp r o xim at el y 3 )w er e obs erv ed with  conjugate s

(ER)_binding affinity_and cytotoxicity against cell_lines with_and_without ER._The_highest receptor binding_affinities (RBA approximately_3) were observed with_conjugates


the important mechanisms for acquisition of GEM resistance. We previously investigated the DCK gene in multiple GEM resistant cancer cell lines and identified frequent inactivating mutations

the important mechanisms for acquisition of GEM resistance. We previously investigate the DCK gene in multiple GEM insubordinate cancer cell lines and identified frequent inactivating mutation

thf important mechanisms fur acquisition of GEM cesistahce. We pfeviously investigated the DRK gwne ib multiple GEM resistavt cancer cell libes end identified fcsquent luactibwtiny nutations

the important mechanisms for acquisition of GEM previously the DCK in multiple GEM identified inactivating mutations

the important mechanisms for AcquisitioN of GEm reSisTaNce. WE preViously investiGAted The DCK gene in multiple GEm resiStANt caNCeR cell Lines anD IdENTifIeD fReqUeNT iNactiVatIng mutaTions

the important mechanismsfor acquis ition  of  GE Mresi stan ce. We previou s ly i nvestigated the DCK ge ne in  m u ltip l eGEM r esistan t  c a n cer  c el l l in e sand i den tifiedfrequent i nac ti vating mutat i on s

the_important mechanisms_for acquisition of GEM_resistance. We_previously_investigated the_DCK_gene in multiple_GEM resistant cancer_cell lines and identified_frequent inactivating mutations


or mice when forced to swim in a restricted space will rapidly cease attempts to escape and become immobile. Immobility is reduced by many clinically effective antidepressant

or mice when forced to swim in a restricted space will quickly discontinue attempts to escape and become fast. Immobility is repress by many clinically effective antidepressant

or mice when forced to swio in a restrictgd space will dapidly zease attempts to escape and bwcome immobile. Immobility ir reduced by many cliiically effectivx antideixessahb

or mice when forced to swim in space rapidly cease to escape and by clinically effective antidepressant

or mice when forced to swim in a Restricted Space WilL raPiDly cEase Attempts to escaPE and Become immobile. ImmobiliTy is rEdUCed bY MaNy cliNically EFfECTivE aNtIdePrESsAnt

or mice when forced to sw im in a re stric ted  sp ac e wi ll r apidly cease a t temp ts to escape and becom e imm ob i le.I mm obili ty is r e du c e d b yma nycl i ni cally  ef fective  antidepre ssa nt

or_mice when_forced to swim in_a restricted_space_will rapidly_cease_attempts to escape_and become immobile._Immobility is reduced by_many clinically effective_antidepressant


irectional efflux of sodium and phosphate ions were studied in freshly drawn human red blood cells (RBCs). In the presence of physiologic concentrations of sodium and potassium

irectional efflux of sodium and phosphate ions were studied in freshly draw human crimson blood cells (RBCs). In the presence of physiologic concentration of sodium and potassium

ireftional efflux of sodium and phosphate nins wece studjed in ffeshly drawn human red blood cwlls (EBCs). In the presence ow physiollgic conxentcations of sodium and pobcssiuj

irectional efflux of sodium and phosphate ions in drawn human blood cells (RBCs). concentrations sodium and potassium

irectional efflux of sodium aNd phosphatE ions WerE stUdIed iN freShly drawn human REd blOod cells (RBCs). In the preseNce of PhYSiolOGiC concEntratiONs OF SodIuM aNd pOtASsIum

irectional efflux of sodiu m and phos phate  io nswe re s tudi ed in freshlyd rawn  human red blood cells  (RBC s) .  Int he  pres ence of ph y s iol og ic  co nc e nt ratio nsof sodi um and pot ass iu m

irectional efflux_of sodium_and phosphate ions were_studied in_freshly_drawn human_red_blood cells (RBCs)._In the presence_of physiologic concentrations of_sodium and potassium


ethical questions. In Portugal little thinking and discussion has been done on the subject and the blames for bribery have monopolized the media. This work intended to

ethical questions. In Portugal little thinking and discussion has been done on the subject and the incrimination for bribery have monopolize the media. This work intended to

etjical questions. In Portunal little thinknbg and discuasion har been done on the subject aid tye blqmes for bribery have oonopolizvd the meeia. Uhis work intendev to

ethical questions. In Portugal little thinking and been on the and the blames media. work intended to

ethical questions. In PortugaL little thiNking And DisCuSsioN has Been done on the sUBjecT and the blames for briberY have MoNOpolIZeD the mEdia. ThiS WoRK IntEnDeD to

ethical questions. In Por tugal litt le th ink ing  a nd d iscu ssion has been done  on the subject and th e bla me s  for br ibery  have m o no p o liz ed  t heme d ia . Thi s w ork int ended to

ethical_questions. In_Portugal little thinking and_discussion has_been_done on_the_subject and the_blames for bribery_have monopolized the media._This work intended_to


beta and gamma subunits of immunoglobulin E binding protein (FC epsilonRI) and three other protein bands get phosphorylated during stimulation of mast cell secretion. These additional proteins

beta and gamma subunits of immunoglobulin E binding protein (FC epsilonRI) and three early protein band get phosphorylated during stimulation of mast cell secretion. These extra proteins

beha and gamma subunits of immunoglobulin E bindmng profein (FC dpsilonRI) and three other prltwin bqnds get phosphorylatea during dtimulatuon id mast cell secretljn. Tgcse abdmtional proteinx

beta and gamma subunits of immunoglobulin E (FC and three protein bands get cell These additional proteins

beta and gamma subunits of immUnoglobuliN E binDinG prOtEin (Fc epsIlonRI) and three OTher Protein bands get phosphoRylatEd DUrinG StImulaTion of mASt CELl sEcReTioN. THEsE addiTioNal protEins

beta and gamma subunits o f immunogl obuli n E  bi nd ingprot ein (FC epsilo n RI)and three other protei n ban ds getp ho sphor ylatedd ur i n g s ti mu lat io n  o f mas t c ell sec retion. Th ese  a dditional pr o te ins

beta_and gamma_subunits of immunoglobulin E_binding protein_(FC_epsilonRI) and_three_other protein bands_get phosphorylated during_stimulation of mast cell_secretion. These additional_proteins


computer we chose a more or less general approach. A special language syntax has been developed for: experiment definition; experiment composition in advance; real-time control during

computer we chose a more or less general approach. A limited linguistic process syntax has been developed for: experiment definition; experiment composition in advance; substantial - time control during

colputer we chose a more ov less general akpeoach. E specizl languxge syntax has been developev foe: exptgiment definition; expdriment clmpositiin ii advance; real-time control durjkg

computer we chose a more or less A language syntax been developed for: advance; control during

computer we chose a more or lesS general apProacH. A sPecIaL lanGuagE syntax has been DEvelOped for: experiment definItion; ExPErimENt CompoSition iN AdVANce; ReAl-TimE cONtRol duRinG

computer we chose a moreor less ge neral  ap pro ac h. A  spe cial languages ynta x has been developed f or: e xp e rime n tdefin ition;e xp e r ime nt  c omp os i ti on in  ad vance;real-timecon tr ol during

computer_we chose_a more or less_general approach._A_special language_syntax_has been developed_for: experiment definition;_experiment composition in advance;_real-time control during


always qualify as a sufficient surrogate (i.e., a substitute organism that often elicits similar sensitivity responses to the same contaminant exposure) for other species of

always qualify as a sufficient surrogate (i.e., a substitute organism that frequently elicit similar sensitivity responses to the same contaminant photograph) for other species of

alaays qualify as a sufficlent surrogate (i.g., q subsvitute krganism that often elicits similar debsiticity responses to the rame contwminant wxpowyre) for otisr speclzs of

always qualify as a sufficient surrogate (i.e., organism often elicits sensitivity responses to other of

always qualify as a sufficienT surrogate (I.e., a suBstItuTe OrgaNism That often eliciTS simIlar sensitivity responsEs to tHe SAme cONtAminaNt exposURe) FOR otHeR sPecIeS Of

always qualify as a suffi cient surr ogate  (i .e. ,a su bsti tute organismt hatoften elicits similarsensi ti v ityr es ponse s to th e  s a m e c on ta min an t  e xposu re)  for ot her specie s o f

always_qualify as_a sufficient surrogate (i.e.,_a substitute_organism_that often_elicits_similar sensitivity responses_to the same_contaminant exposure) for other_species of


 deficiency: a cross-sectional study among adolescents in Sri Lanka.
In order to determine the prevalence of micronutrient deficiencies (iron, zinc and folate

deficiency: a cross - sectional study among adolescents in Sri Lanka.
 In decree to settle the prevalence of micronutrient deficiencies (iron, zinc and folate

 deviciency: a cross-sectionau study among abilesceits in Ari Lankx.
In order to determine the pcevaoence of micronutrient defiziencies (pron, zinc and dolate

deficiency: a cross-sectional study among adolescents in In to determine prevalence of micronutrient

 deficiency: a cross-sectional Study among AdoleSceNts In sri LAnka.
in order to deterMIne tHe prevalence of micronutRient DeFIcieNCiEs (iroN, zinc anD FoLATe

 deficiency: a cross-secti onal study  amon g a dol es cent s in  Sri Lanka.
In orde r to determine the pre valen ce of m i cr onutr ient de f ic i e nci es  ( iro n, zi nc an d f olate

 deficiency:_a cross-sectional_study among adolescents in_Sri Lanka.
In_order_to determine_the_prevalence of micronutrient_deficiencies (iron, zinc_and folate


 males after functional reconstruction of the exstrophy-epispadias complex--long-term results.
Genital and reproductive function have a strong effect on

males after functional reconstruction of the exstrophy - epispadias complex -- long - condition result.
 Genital and reproductive function have a potent effect on

 mapes after functional recunstruction of jhw exstcophy-epjspadias complex--long-term results.
Genival qnd rtiroductive function hxve a strlng effext oi

males after functional reconstruction of the exstrophy-epispadias Genital reproductive function a strong effect

 males after functional reconStruction oF the eXstRopHy-EpisPadiAs complex--long-tERm reSults.
Genital and reproduCtive FuNCtioN HaVe a stRong effECt ON

 males after functional re constructi on of  th e e xs trop hy-e pispadias comp l ex-- long-term results.
Gen italan d  rep r od uctiv e funct i on h ave  a  s tro ng ef fecton

 males_after functional_reconstruction of the exstrophy-epispadias_complex--long-term results.
Genital_and_reproductive function_have_a strong effect_on


after the beginning of medical treatment and demonstrated ciliochoroidal detachment in four eyes of the four patients. The patients all received intravenous infusion of corticosteroid therapy (

after the beginning of medical treatment and demonstrated ciliochoroidal detachment in four eye of the four patient. The patients all received intravenous infusion of corticosteroid therapy (

afher the beginning of medlcal treatment aue demoistrates ciliocforoidal detachment in four xyes of tye four patients. The pxtients apl receiced mntravenous infusion of gjrtidlstexomd therapy (

after the beginning of medical treatment and detachment four eyes the four patients. infusion corticosteroid therapy (

after the beginning of medicaL treatment And deMonStrAtEd ciLiocHoroidal detachMEnt iN four eyes of the four patiEnts. THe PAtieNTs All reCeived iNTrAVEnoUs InFusIoN Of CortiCosTeroid tHerapy (

after the beginning of me dical trea tment  an d d em onst rate d ciliochoroid a l de tachment in four eyesof th ef ourp at ients . The p a ti e n tsal lrec ei v ed  intr ave nous in fusion ofcor ti costeroid th e ra py (

after_the beginning_of medical treatment and_demonstrated ciliochoroidal_detachment_in four_eyes_of the four_patients. The patients_all received intravenous infusion_of corticosteroid therapy_(


VP residues was detected in final products. The first taxonomic revaluation of the Iranian water frogs of the genus Pelophylax (Anura: Ran

VP residues was detected in final products. The inaugural taxonomic reappraisal of the Iranian water frogs of the genus Pelophylax (Anura: Ran

VP gesidues was detected in final products. The ficst taxknomic rdvaluation of the Iranian waver drogs of the genus Pelophylxx (Anura: Gan

VP residues was detected in final products. taxonomic of the water frogs of

VP residues was detected in fiNal productS. The fIrsT taXoNomiC revAluation of the IRAniaN water frogs of the genus PElophYlAX (AnuRA: RAn

VP residues was detected i n final pr oduct s.The  f irst  tax onomic revalua t ionof the Iranian water f rogsof theg en us Pe lophyla x  ( A n ura :Ra n

VP residues_was detected_in final products. The_first taxonomic_revaluation_of the_Iranian_water frogs of_the genus Pelophylax_(Anura: Ran


processes orthogonally, minimizing their interaction with the astrocytes. When neurons were grown suspended over either neonatal or injured adult astrocytes, no difference in neurite length or

processes orthogonally, minimizing their interaction with the astrocytes. When neurons were grow suspend over either neonatal or injured adult astrocytes, no difference in neurite length or

prlcesses orthogonally, minlmizing their injeeactioi with fhe astrucytes. When neurons were groxn syspeneed over either neonatxl or injlred adulr asurocytes, no diffecsnce in neurifc lenyti or

processes orthogonally, minimizing their interaction with the neurons grown suspended either neonatal or in length or

processes orthogonally, miniMizing theiR inteRacTioN wIth tHe asTrocytes. When neURons Were grown suspended over EitheR nEOnatAL oR injuRed adulT AsTROcyTeS, nO diFfEReNce in NeuRite lenGth or

processes orthogonally, m inimizingtheir  in ter ac tion  wit h the astrocyt e s. W hen neurons were grown  susp en d ed o v er  eith er neon a ta l orin ju red  a d ul t ast roc ytes, n o differen cein  neurite len g th  or

processes_orthogonally, minimizing_their interaction with the_astrocytes. When_neurons_were grown_suspended_over either neonatal_or injured adult_astrocytes, no difference in_neurite length or


bearing sarcoma 180 solid tumor. CPT-NP kept an almost constant mean size and exhibited an initial rapid release of approximately 20%, following by very slow release.

bearing sarcoma 180 solid tumor. CPT - NP kept an almost changeless base size and exhibited an initial rapid release of approximately 20% , following by very boring release.

bewring sarcoma 180 solid tumur. CPT-NP kept au almosv constznt mean size and exhibited an initiel rqpid eelease of approximateuy 20%, folloaing by cery wlow release.

bearing sarcoma 180 solid tumor. CPT-NP kept constant size and an initial rapid by slow release.

bearing sarcoma 180 solid tumor. CpT-NP kept an AlmosT coNstAnT meaN sizE and exhibited aN InitIal rapid release of approXimatElY 20%, FollOWiNg by vEry slow RElEASe.

bearing sarcoma 180 solid  tumor. CP T-NPkep t a nalmo st c onstant mean s i ze a nd exhibited an initia l rap id rele a se  of a pproxim a te l y  20 %,  f oll ow i ng  by v ery  slow r elease.

bearing_sarcoma 180_solid tumor. CPT-NP kept_an almost_constant_mean size_and_exhibited an initial_rapid release of_approximately 20%, following by_very slow release.


SD) is associated with poorer performance on neuropsychological tests in veterans. However, prior studies have generally compared individuals with PTSD to control groups, often excluding individuals with

SD) is associated with poorer performance on neuropsychological tests in veteran. However, anterior studies have generally compare individual with PTSD to control group, often excluding person with

SD) ls associated with poorev performance on neuropvycholkgical tdsts in veterans. However, prilr studues have generally comoared indpviduals qith PTSD to coifrol groups, orben ercouding individoals with

SD) is associated with poorer performance on in However, prior have generally compared groups, excluding individuals with

SD) is associated with poorer pErformance On neuRopSycHoLogiCal tEsts in veterans. hOwevEr, prior studies have geneRally CoMPareD InDividUals witH pTsd To cOnTrOl gRoUPs, Often ExcLuding iNdividuals WitH

SD) is associated with poo rer perfor mance  on  ne ur opsy chol ogical tests i n  vet erans. However, priorstudi es have ge neral ly comp a re d ind iv id ual sw it h PTS D t o contr ol groups,  of te n excludingi nd ividuals w ith

SD) is_associated with_poorer performance on neuropsychological_tests in_veterans._However, prior_studies_have generally compared_individuals with PTSD_to control groups, often_excluding individuals with


, requires further validation in a larger patient cohort. Abnormal bone mineral accrual in adolescent girls with anorexia nervosa.
Anorexia nervosa

, requires further validation in a larger patient age group. Abnormal bone mineral accrual in adolescent daughter with anorexia nervosa.
 Anorexia nervosa

, reeuires further validatiok in a larger pajiwnt coiort. Abhormal bune mineral accrual in adoledcwnt gurls with anorexia nerxosa.
Anoreqia nervowa

, requires further validation in a larger Abnormal mineral accrual adolescent girls with

, requires further validation In a larger pAtienT coHorT. ABnorMal bOne mineral accrUAl in Adolescent girls with anoRexia NeRVosa.
aNoRexia Nervosa

, requires further validat ion in a l arger  pa tie nt  coh ort.  Abnormal bone mine ral accrual in adolesc ent g ir l s wi t hanore xia ner v os a .
An or ex iane r vo sa

, requires_further validation_in a larger patient_cohort. Abnormal_bone_mineral accrual_in_adolescent girls with_anorexia nervosa.
Anorexia nervosa


the outcomes in orthopaedic surgery are measured either in terms of functional scores assessing only one joint or as disease or condition-specific outcomes. As such, there

the outcomes in orthopaedic surgery are measured either in term of running scores assessing merely one roast or as disease or condition - specific outcomes. As such, there

thf outcomes in orthopaedig surgery are mecwured xither jn terms of functional scores assessmng inly ine joint or as diseasd or condption-specufic iutcomes. As such, tmzre

the outcomes in orthopaedic surgery are measured terms functional scores only one joint outcomes. such, there

the outcomes in orthopaedic sUrgery are mEasurEd eIthEr In teRms oF functional scoREs asSessing only one joint or aS diseAsE Or coNDiTion-sPecific OUtCOMes. as SuCh, tHeRE

the outcomes in orthopaed ic surgery  aremea sur ed  eit herin terms of fu n ctio nal scores assessing o nly o ne join t  o r asdisease or c ond it io n-s pe c if ic ou tco mes. As  such, the re

the_outcomes in_orthopaedic surgery are measured_either in_terms_of functional_scores_assessing only one_joint or as_disease or condition-specific outcomes._As such, there


longitudinal ligament, and two had ligamentum flavum cyst. Synovial cysts had a single layer of epithelial cells in the inner layer of the cyst with continuity with

longitudinal ligament, and two had ligamentum flavum cyst. Synovial cysts had a individual level of epithelial cells in the inner level of the cyst with continuity with

lojgitudinal ligament, and uwo had ligamentum flavuk cyst. Synoviau cysts had a single layer oh eputhelual cells in the inner layer of the cysr wiuh continuity witi

longitudinal ligament, and two had ligamentum flavum cysts a single of epithelial cells the with continuity with

longitudinal ligament, and twO had ligameNtum fLavUm cYsT. SynOviaL cysts had a singLE layEr of epithelial cells in tHe innEr LAyer OF tHe cysT with coNTiNUIty WiTh

longitudinal ligament, an d two hadligam ent umfl avum  cys t. Synovial cy s ts h ad a single layer of e pithe li a l ce l ls  in t he inne r  l a y erof  t hecy s twithcon tinuity  with

longitudinal_ligament, and_two had ligamentum flavum_cyst. Synovial_cysts_had a_single_layer of epithelial_cells in the_inner layer of the_cyst with continuity_with


 between two strains of mice.
Microanalytic determinations of serotonin and norepinephrine were done on dissected portions of brain consisting of diencephalon, mesencephal

between two strains of mice.
 Microanalytic determinations of serotonin and norepinephrine were do on dissect portions of brain consisting of diencephalon, mesencephal

 behween two strains of mict.
Microanalytic dejeeminatmons of serotonkn and norepinephrine were dlnw on eissected portions of crain condisting if dmencephalon, meseidephal

between two strains of mice. Microanalytic determinations and were done dissected portions of

 between two strains of mice.
MiCroanalytiC deteRmiNatIoNs of SeroTonin and norepiNEphrIne were done on dissected PortiOnS Of brAIn ConsiSting of DIeNCEphAlOn, MesEnCEpHal

 between two strains of mi ce.
Microa nalyt icdet er mina tion s of serotonin andnorepinephrine were do ne on  d i ssec t ed  port ions of br a i n c on si sti ng of  dien cep halon,mesencepha l

 between_two strains_of mice.
Microanalytic determinations of_serotonin and_norepinephrine_were done_on_dissected portions of_brain consisting of_diencephalon, mesencephal


.7, 95% CI 1.2-5.1) was found together with a decreased risk of testis cancer (SIR 0.0, 95

.7, 95% CI 1.2 - 5.1) was found together with a decreased risk of testis cancer (SIR 0.0, 95

.7, 95% CL 1.2-5.1) was found together wiuh a decreased risk of txstis czncer (SIF 0.0, 95

.7, 95% CI 1.2-5.1) was found together decreased of testis (SIR 0.0, 95

.7, 95% CI 1.2-5.1) was found together with a deCreased risK of teStiS caNcEr (SIr 0.0, 95

.7, 95% CI 1.2-5.1) was fo und togeth er wi tha d ec reas ed r isk of testisc ance r (SIR 0.0, 95

.7, 95%_CI 1.2-5.1)_was found together with_a decreased_risk_of testis_cancer_(SIR 0.0, 95


selected as either the 10 worst disease decliners or the 10 best improvers of each treatment group, using ADAS-Cog scores as measure of disease severity

selected as either the 10 worst disease decliners or the 10 best improvers of each discussion group, use ADAS - Cog scores as measure of disease austereness

sepected as either the 10 wovst disease declnbers oc the 10 gest impfovers of each treatment gronp, uwing QDAS-Cog scores as measjre of didease seceriuy

selected as either the 10 worst disease the best improvers each treatment group, of severity

selected as either the 10 worst dIsease declIners Or tHe 10 bEsT impRoveRs of each treatmENt grOup, using ADAS-Cog scores aS measUrE Of diSEaSe sevErity

selected as either the 10  worst dis easedec lin er s or  the  10 best impro v ersof each treatment grou p, us in g  ADA S -C og sc ores as me a s ure  o fdis ea s esever ity

selected_as either_the 10 worst disease_decliners or_the_10 best_improvers_of each treatment_group, using ADAS-Cog_scores as measure of_disease severity


. Infection of the cysts was rare. Late postsurgical complications, noted in 10, were the development of an abscess or cirrhosis. I evaluated the importance of

. Infection of the cysts was rare. Late postsurgical complications, note in 10, were the growth of an abscess or cirrhosis. I evaluated the importance of

. Invection of the cysts was rare. Late postsurgican compmicationr, noted in 10, were the developlebt of an abscess or cirrhosks. I evallated the impietance of

. Infection of the cysts was rare. complications, in 10, the development of evaluated importance of

. Infection of the cysts was rarE. Late postsUrgicAl cOmpLiCatiOns, nOted in 10, were the dEVeloPment of an abscess or cirrHosis. i eVAluaTEd The imPortancE Of

. Infection of the cysts w as rare. L ate p ost sur gi calcomp lications, not e d in  10, were the developm ent o fa n ab s ce ss or  cirrho s is . I e va lu ate dt he  impo rta nce of

. Infection_of the_cysts was rare. Late_postsurgical complications,_noted_in 10,_were_the development of_an abscess or_cirrhosis. I evaluated the_importance of


essential oil concentration in juniper, Juniperus communis, was negatively associated with herbivore browsing. The aim of the present study was to characterize the

essential oil concentration in juniper, Juniperus communis, was negatively consociate with herbivore browse. The aim of the present study was to characterize the

esdential oil concentratiok in juniper, Junnperus rommunia, was neeatively associated with heruivoee briwsing. The aim of the oresent snudy was ro ciaracterize the

essential oil concentration in juniper, Juniperus communis, associated herbivore browsing. aim of the the

essential oil concentration In juniper, JUnipeRus ComMuNis, wAs neGatively associATed wIth herbivore browsing. ThE aim oF tHE preSEnT studY was to cHArACTerIzE tHe

essential oil concentrati on in juni per,Jun ipe ru s co mmun is, was negati v elyassociated with herbiv ore b ro w sing .  T he ai m of th e  p r e sen tst udy  w a sto ch ara cterize  the

essential_oil concentration_in juniper, Juniperus communis,_was negatively_associated_with herbivore_browsing._The aim of_the present study_was to characterize the


to the rat, including the PGNA terminus. Based on these sequences, four peptides were synthesized, and two polyclonal antisera (one to the canine sequence and

to the rat, including the PGNA terminus. Based on these sequence, four peptide were synthesized, and two polyclonal antisera (one to the canine succession and

to the rat, including the PNNA terminus. Basgd on thxse seqhences, fuur peptides were synthesizev, ane two polyclonal antisera (ove to the canine wequtnce and

to the rat, including the PGNA terminus. these four peptides synthesized, and two canine and

to the rat, including the PGNA tErminus. BasEd on tHesE seQuEnceS, fouR peptides were sYNtheSized, and two polyclonal aNtiseRa (ONe to THe CaninE sequenCE aND

to the rat, including the  PGNA term inus.  Ba sed  o n th esesequences, fou r  pep tides were synthesized , and  t w o po l yc lonal  antise r a( o neto  t heca n in e seq uen ce and

to_the rat,_including the PGNA terminus._Based on_these_sequences, four_peptides_were synthesized, and_two polyclonal antisera_(one to the canine_sequence and


are able to inhibit the aggregation of partially denatured proteins and refold them. In addition, molecular chaperones, especially Hsp70, protect the brain and heart

are able to inhibit the aggregation of partially denatured proteins and refold them. In accession, molecular chaperon, especially Hsp70, protect the brain and affection

arf able to inhibit the agnregation of parjiqlly dxnatures proteivs and refold them. In additiln, molexular chaperones, especkally Hsp70, protect the vrain and isart

are able to inhibit the aggregation of proteins refold them. addition, molecular chaperones, and

are able to inhibit the aggregAtion of parTiallY deNatUrEd prOteiNs and refold theM. in adDition, molecular chaperoNes, esPeCIallY hsP70, protEct the bRAiN ANd hEaRt

are able to inhibit the a ggregation  of p art ial ly  den atur ed proteins an d  ref old them. In addition,  mole cu l ar c h ap erone s, espe c ia l l y H sp 70 , p ro t ec t the  br ain and  heart

are_able to_inhibit the aggregation of_partially denatured_proteins_and refold_them._In addition, molecular_chaperones, especially Hsp70,_protect the brain and_heart


(+25%, p < 0.05), whereas plasma triglyceride levels were significantly lower in OVX mice (-15%, p < 0.05) compared with controls

(+25% , p < 0.05), whereas plasma triglyceride levels were significantly lower in OVX mice (-15% , p < 0.05) compare with control

(+25%, p < 0.05), whereas plasma triglygeride levels wete signihicantlg lower kn OVX mice (-15%, p < 0.05) compared wivh cintroos

(+25%, p < 0.05), whereas plasma triglyceride significantly in OVX (-15%, p <

(+25%, p < 0.05), whereas plasma triglyceridE levels werE signIfiCanTlY lowEr in oVX mice (-15%, p < 0.05) comparED witH controls

(+25%, p < 0.05), whereas  plasma tr iglyc eri dele vels  wer e significantl y  low er in OVX mice (-15%,p < 0 .0 5 ) co m pa red w ith con t ro l s

(+25%,_p <_0.05), whereas plasma triglyceride_levels were_significantly_lower in_OVX_mice (-15%, p_< 0.05) compared_with controls


A new on-line solid phase preconcentration method using an ion-imprinted polymer with restrict access material based on copper-imprinted poly(ally

A new on - line solid phase preconcentration method use an ion - imprint polymer with restrict access material based on bull - imprinted poly(ally

A nfw on-line solid phase prtconcentration mejhid usiig an ikn-impringed polymer with restrict acress mateeial based on copper-imorinted plly(ally

A new on-line solid phase preconcentration method ion-imprinted with restrict material based on

A new on-line solid phase precoNcentratioN methOd uSinG aN ion-ImprInted polymer wiTH resTrict access material basEd on cOpPEr-imPRiNted pOly(ally

A new on-line solid phase  preconcen trati onmet ho d us ingan ion-imprint e d po lymer with restrict ac cessma t eria l  b asedon copp e r- i m pri nt ed  po ly ( al ly

A new_on-line solid_phase preconcentration method using_an ion-imprinted_polymer_with restrict_access_material based on_copper-imprinted poly(ally


in 8-isoprostanes, a marker of lipid oxidation, and an increase in the antioxidant parameters TPAC, SOD and thiols. These studies show

in 8 - isoprostanes, a marker of lipid oxidation, and an increase in the antioxidant parameters TPAC, SOD and thiols. These studies show

in 8-isoprostanes, a marker on lipid oxidatiou, and ai increzse in tfe antioxidant parameters TPEC, SID ane thiols. These studies show

in 8-isoprostanes, a marker of lipid oxidation, increase the antioxidant TPAC, SOD and

in 8-isoprostanes, a marker of liPid oxidatiOn, and An iNcrEaSe in The aNtioxidant paraMEterS TPAC, SOD and thiols. These StudiEs SHow

in 8-isoprostanes, a mark er of lipi d oxi dat ion ,andan i ncrease in the anti oxidant parameters TPA C, SO Da nd t h io ls. T hese st u di e s  sh ow

in_8-isoprostanes, a_marker of lipid oxidation,_and an_increase_in the_antioxidant_parameters TPAC, SOD_and thiols. These_studies show


averaged 9:04 a.m. Addition of prednisone to this regimen of chenodeoxycholic acid to eliminate release of 14CO2 from

avfraged 9:04 a.m. Addition of pvednisone to this regimxn of cgenodeoxhcholic acid to eliminate repeqse od 14CO2 from

averaged 9:04 a.m. Addition of prednisone to of acid to release of 14CO2

averaged 9:04 a.m. Addition of prednIsone to thiS regiMen Of cHeNodeOxycHolic acid to eliMInatE release of 14CO2 from

averaged 9:04 a.m. Additi on of pred nison e t o t hi s re gime n of chenodeox y chol ic acid to eliminate r eleas eo f 14 C O2  from

averaged_9:04 a.m._Addition of prednisone to_this regimen_of_chenodeoxycholic acid_to_eliminate release of_14CO2 from


3)Ta(2/3))O(3) at cryogenic temperatures is attributable to resonant spin excitations of unpaired transition-metal d electrons in isolated atoms

3)Ta(2/3))O(3) at cryogenic temperatures is attributable to resonant spin excitations of odd passage - metal d electron in isolated atom

3)Ta(2/3))O(3) at cryogenic temperaturts is attributablg ro resmnant apin excktations of unpaired transitmon-mwtal e electrons in isolatea atoms

3)Ta(2/3))O(3) at cryogenic temperatures is attributable to excitations unpaired transition-metal electrons in isolated

3)Ta(2/3))O(3) at cryogenic temperatureS is attribuTable To rEsoNaNt spIn exCitations of unpAIred Transition-metal d electrOns in IsOLateD AtOms

3)Ta(2/3))O(3) at cryogeni c temperat uresisatt ri buta bleto resonant sp i n ex citations of unpairedtrans it i on-m e ta l d e lectron s  i n iso la te d a to m s

3)Ta(2/3))O(3) at_cryogenic temperatures_is attributable to resonant_spin excitations_of_unpaired transition-metal_d_electrons in isolated_atoms


luent from mines, to the freshwater isopod, Asellus aquaticus. These techniques either involve buffer systems or working at low pH. Both techniques indicate

luent from mines, to the freshwater isopod, Asellus aquaticus. These techniques either involve buff system or working at depleted pH. Both proficiency indicate

luejt from mines, to the frerhwater isopod, Cwellus aquatjcus. There techniques either involve byffer systems or working at low pH. Blth techbiquts indicate

luent from mines, to the freshwater isopod, These either involve systems or working indicate

luent from mines, to the freshwAter isopod, asellUs aQuaTiCus. THese Techniques eithER invOlve buffer systems or worKing aT lOW pH. BOTh TechnIques inDIcATE

luent from mines, to the f reshwaterisopo d,Ase ll us a quat icus. These te c hniq ues either involve buf fer s ys t emso rworki ng at l o wp H . B ot htec hn i qu es in dic ate

luent from_mines, to_the freshwater isopod, Asellus_aquaticus. These_techniques_either involve_buffer_systems or working_at low pH._Both techniques indicate


behaviour association: a prospective cohort study.
Intention stability is considered to be one of the key pre-requisites for a strong association between intention and

behaviour association: a prospective cohort study.
 Intention stability is considered to be one of the cardinal pre - necessity for a hard association between intention and

behwviour association: a prorpective cohort study.
Iitentioh stabilkty is considered to be one lf the jey pre-requisites for x strong wssociatuon uetween intentioi and

behaviour association: a prospective cohort study. Intention considered be one the key pre-requisites intention

behaviour association: a prosPective cohOrt stUdy.
intEnTion StabIlity is consideREd to Be one of the key pre-requisItes fOr A StroNG aSsociAtion beTWeEN IntEnTiOn aNd

behaviour association: a p rospective  coho rtstu dy .
In tent ion stabilityi s co nsidered to be one ofthe k ey pre- r eq uisit es fora  s t r ong  a ss oci at i on  betw een  intent ion and

behaviour association:_a prospective_cohort study.
Intention stability is_considered to_be_one of_the_key pre-requisites for_a strong association_between intention and


, involving 954 household-level data of rice farmers from rural Hubei province, China, reveals that the adoption rates of certain practices are very low,

, involving 954 household - level data of rice farmer from rural Hubei state, China, reveals that the adoption pace of sealed practices are very low,

, ingolving 954 household-level aata of rice fatmwrs frmm rurzl Hubei province, China, reveals that tye adiption rates of certaiv practicvs are veey liq,

, involving 954 household-level data of rice rural province, China, that the adoption very

, involving 954 household-level daTa of rice faRmers FroM ruRaL HubEi prOvince, China, revEAls tHat the adoption rates of cErtaiN pRActiCEs Are veRy low,

, involving 954 household- level data  of r ice  fa rm ersfrom  rural Hubei p r ovin ce, China, reveals tha t the  a d opti o nrates  of cer t ai n pra ct ic esar e  v ery l ow,

, involving_954 household-level_data of rice farmers_from rural_Hubei_province, China,_reveals_that the adoption_rates of certain_practices are very low,


performed for refractory or symptomatic ascites. As other invasive procedures, it is critical to master its indications, contra-indications and complications. The aim of this

performed for refractory or symptomatic ascites. As other incursive routine, it is critical to master its indications, contra - indications and complication. The aim of this

pegformed for refractory ov symptomatic aseutes. Av othed invasixe procedures, it is critical ti masuvr its indications, covtra-indicwtions abd cinplications. The aim of tgls

performed for refractory or symptomatic ascites. As procedures, is critical master its indications, of

performed for refractory or sYmptomatic AscitEs. AS otHeR invAsivE procedures, it iS CritIcal to master its indicatIons, cOnTRa-inDIcAtionS and comPLiCATioNs. thE aiM oF ThIs

performed for refractoryor symptom aticasc ite s.  Asothe r invasive pro c edur es, it is critical tomaste ri ts i n di catio ns, con t ra - i ndi ca ti ons  a n dcompl ica tions.The aim of  th is

performed_for refractory_or symptomatic ascites. As_other invasive_procedures,_it is_critical_to master its_indications, contra-indications and_complications. The aim of_this


 function, and wound healing.
Thirty-two patients undergoing bowel resection were randomized to receive either immediate postoperative nasojejunal feeding with full strength O

function, and wound healing.
 Thirty - two patients undergoing bowel resection were randomize to welcome either immediate postoperative nasojejunal feeding with wide force O

 fujction, and wound healing.
Uhirty-two patients underjoing bkwel resdction were randomized to rereivw eityer immediate postoperxtive nasljejunal feeving with full svdength O

function, and wound healing. Thirty-two patients undergoing were to receive immediate postoperative nasojejunal

 function, and wound healing.
ThIrty-two patIents UndErgOiNg boWel rEsection were raNDomiZed to receive either immeDiate PoSTopeRAtIve naSojejunAL fEEDinG wItH fuLl STrEngth o

 function, and wound heali ng.
Thirty -twopat ien ts  und ergo ing bowel rese c tion  were randomized to re ceive  e i ther im media te post o pe r a tiv ena soj ej u na l fee din g withfull stren gth  O

 function,_and wound_healing.
Thirty-two patients undergoing bowel_resection were_randomized_to receive_either_immediate postoperative nasojejunal_feeding with full_strength O


B-lymphoblasts was similar to that of control B-lymphoblasts when incubated with another growth factor, phorbol 12-myristate 13-acetate

B - lymphoblasts was similar to that of control boron - lymphoblast when incubated with another growth agent, phorbol 12 - myristate 13 - acetate rayon

B-ljmphoblasts was similar uo that of control B-lympioblasta when ivcubated with another growth fqctor, phorbol 12-myristate 13-acegate

B-lymphoblasts was similar to that of control incubated another growth phorbol 12-myristate 13-acetate

B-lymphoblasts was similar to That of contRol B-lYmpHobLaSts wHen iNcubated with anOTher Growth factor, phorbol 12-myrIstatE 13-aCEtatE

B-lymphoblasts was simila r to thatof co ntr olB- lymp hobl asts when incu b ated  with another growth f actor ,p horb o l12-my ristate 13 - a cet at e

B-lymphoblasts_was similar_to that of control_B-lymphoblasts when_incubated_with another_growth_factor, phorbol 12-myristate_13-acetate


11beta-HSD1 and renal 11beta-HSD2 was decreased 87.6% (P <.05) and 52.3% (

11beta - HSD1 and renal 11beta - HSD2 was decreased 87.6% (P < .05) and 52.3% (

11beha-HSD1 and renal 11beta-HSD2 das decreased 87.6% (K <.05) and 52.3% (

11beta-HSD1 and renal 11beta-HSD2 was decreased 87.6% and (

11beta-HSD1 and renal 11beta-HSD2 was Decreased 87.6% (P <.05) And 52.3% (

11beta-HSD1 and renal 11b eta-HSD2 w as de cre ase d87.6 % (P  <.05) and 52. 3 % (

11beta-HSD1_and renal_11beta-HSD2 was decreased 87.6%_(P <.05)_and_52.3% (


immediately submersed. On arrival at the hospital, he was found to have grain impacted in both mainstem bronchi. A combination of flexible and rigid bronch

immediately submersed. On arrival at the hospital, he was found to have grain impact in both mainstem bronchus. A combination of flexible and rigid bronch

imlediately submersed. On avrival at the hospital, ie was round to have grain impacted in both mqinstti bronchi. A combinxtion of vlexible and eigid bronrg

immediately submersed. On arrival at the hospital, found have grain in both mainstem and bronch

immediately submersed. On arrIval at the hOspitAl, hE waS fOund To haVe grain impacteD In boTh mainstem bronchi. A combInatiOn OF fleXIbLe and Rigid brONcH

immediately submersed. On  arrival a t the  ho spi ta l, h e wa s found to hav e  gra in impacted in both ma inste mb ronc h i.  A co mbinati o no f  fl ex ib lean d  r igidbro nch

immediately_submersed. On_arrival at the hospital,_he was_found_to have_grain_impacted in both_mainstem bronchi. A_combination of flexible and_rigid bronch


, which are generally recommended for elective neck dissection. The distribution of occult neck metastases in glottic cancer is described according to nodal levels. The rate of occult

, which are generally recommended for elective neck dissection. The distribution of occult neck metastases in glottic cancer is trace harmonize to nodal levels. The rate of occult

, whlch are generally recommtnded for electivg beck dmssectikn. The dkstribution of occult neck mxtasrases in glottic cancer is aescribed accordibg ti nodal levxms. The vcte or occblv

, which are generally recommended for elective The of occult metastases in glottic nodal The rate of

, which are generally recommenDed for elecTive nEck DisSeCtioN. The Distribution of OCculT neck metastases in glottIc canCeR Is deSCrIbed aCcordinG To NODal LeVeLs. THe RAtE of ocCulT

, which are generally reco mmended fo r ele cti vene ck d isse ction. The dis t ribu tion of occult neck me tasta se s  ing lo tticcanceri sd e scr ib ed  ac co r di ng to  no dal lev els. The r ate  o f occult

, which_are generally_recommended for elective neck_dissection. The_distribution_of occult_neck_metastases in glottic_cancer is described_according to nodal levels._The rate of_occult


a salvage procedure during the past 5 years encouraged us to publish the principles of this concept. An alternative parameterization of the general linear mixture model for longitudinal data with

a salvage procedure during the past 5 years encouraged us to publish the principle of this concept. An alternate parameterization of the general linear mix mannequin for longitudinal data with

a dalvage procedure during the past 5 years encoucaged ua to pubuish the principles of this roncwpt. Ab alternative parametefization lf the gwnerel linear mixturx model njr lkkgitubiial data with

a salvage procedure during the past 5 us publish the of this concept. general mixture model for data with

a salvage procedure during thE past 5 years EncouRagEd uS tO pubLish The principles oF This Concept. An alternative paRametErIZatiON oF the gEneral lINeAR MixTuRe ModEl FOr LongiTudInal datA with

a salvage procedure durin g the past  5 ye ars  en co urag ed u s to publish t h e pr inciples of this conce pt. A na lter n at ive p aramete r iz a t ion  o fthe  g e ne ral l ine ar mixt ure modelfor  l ongitudinald at a with

a_salvage procedure_during the past 5_years encouraged_us_to publish_the_principles of this_concept. An alternative_parameterization of the general_linear mixture model_for_longitudinal data with


. A Comparison of Reach-to-Grasp and Transport-to-Place Performance in Participants With Age-Related Macular Degeneration and Glaucoma.

. A Comparison of Reach - to - Grasp and Transport - to - Place Performance in Participants With Age - Related Macular Degeneration and Glaucoma.

. A Fomparison of Reach-to-Grarp and Transporj-ti-Place Perfodmance iv Participants With Age-Relatxd Mqculae Degeneration and Glajcoma.

. A Comparison of Reach-to-Grasp and Transport-to-Place Participants Age-Related Macular and Glaucoma.

. A Comparison of Reach-to-Grasp And TranspoRt-to-PLacE PeRfOrmaNce iN Participants WITh AgE-Related Macular DegenerAtion AnD glauCOmA.

. A Comparison of Reach-to -Grasp and  Tran spo rt- to -Pla ce P erformance inP arti cipants With Age-Relat ed Ma cu l ar D e ge nerat ion and Gl a u com a.

. A_Comparison of_Reach-to-Grasp and Transport-to-Place Performance_in Participants_With_Age-Related Macular_Degeneration_and Glaucoma.


-Tune, n = 15); and the control group (Lixujieyu recipe alone, n = 15). Chinese medicine was given twice daily,

-Tune, n = 15); and the control group (Lixujieyu recipe alone, n = 15). Chinese medicine was give doubly daily,

-Tunf, n = 15); and the control gruup (Lixujieyu rgcupe almne, n = 15). Chinesd medicine was given twice deily,

-Tune, n = 15); and the control recipe n = Chinese medicine was

-Tune, n = 15); and the control group (LiXujieyu recIpe alOne, N = 15). ChInEse mEdicIne was given twiCE daiLy,

-Tune, n = 15); and the co ntrol grou p (Li xuj iey ureci pe a lone, n = 15). Chin ese medicine was given  twic ed aily ,

-Tune, n_= 15);_and the control group_(Lixujieyu recipe_alone,_n =_15)._Chinese medicine was_given twice daily,


. Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis was detected by IS900 PCR on DNA extracts of fresh intestinal mucosal biopsies as well as by isolation in culture

. Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis was detected by IS900 PCR on DNA extracts of fresh intestinal mucosal biopsies equally well as by isolation in acculturation

. Myfobacterium avium subspegies paratuberculosis wes detedted by KS900 PCR on DNA extracts of frxsh untesupnal mucosal biopsies as well ws by isilatmon in culture

. Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis was detected PCR DNA extracts fresh intestinal mucosal isolation culture

. Mycobacterium avium subspecIes paratubErculOsiS waS dEtecTed bY IS900 PCR on DNA extRActs Of fresh intestinal mucosAl bioPsIEs as WElL as by IsolatiON iN CUltUrE

. Mycobacterium avium subs pecies par atube rcu los is  was  det ected by IS900 PCRon DNA extracts of fre sh in te s tina l  m ucosa l biops i es a s w el lasby is olati onin cult ure

. Mycobacterium_avium subspecies_paratuberculosis was detected by_IS900 PCR_on_DNA extracts_of_fresh intestinal mucosal_biopsies as well_as by isolation in_culture


for use in clinical evaluation of forelimb lameness in horses. Role of angiopoietin-2, endoglin, and placental growth factor in

for use in clinical evaluation of forelimb lameness in horses. Role of angiopoietin-2, endoglin, and placental growth agent in

fog use in clinical evaluauion of forelimb lamenesv in hkrses. Roue of angiopoietin-2, endoglin, end placebtal growth factor in

for use in clinical evaluation of forelimb horses. of angiopoietin-2, and placental growth

for use in clinical evaluatioN of forelimB lameNesS in HoRses. role Of angiopoietin-2, ENdogLin, and placental growth fActor In

for use in clinical evalu ation of f oreli mblam en essin h orses. Role of angi opoietin-2, endoglin,and p la c enta l  g rowth  factor in

for_use in_clinical evaluation of forelimb_lameness in_horses._Role of_angiopoietin-2,_endoglin, and placental_growth factor in


suggest that shotgun scanning should be useful for assessing cooperative effects in other protein-protein interactions. Cutting balloon angioplasty is superior to balloon angioplasty or stent implantation

suggest that shotgun scanning should be useful for assessing cooperative effect in early protein - protein interactions. Cutting balloon angioplasty is superscript to balloon angioplasty or stent implantation

suhgest that shotgun scannlng should be usgfyl for assesaing coooerative effects in other prltwin-pritein interactions. Cutging balllon angiiplawry is supecjor to ncllooh angno'lasty or stent implantathon

suggest that shotgun scanning should be useful cooperative in other interactions. Cutting balloon angioplasty stent implantation

suggest that shotgun scanninG should be uSeful For AssEsSing CoopErative effects IN othEr protein-protein interaCtionS. CUTtinG BaLloon AngioplAStY IS suPeRiOr tO bALlOon anGioPlasty oR stent implAntAtIon

suggest that shotgun scan ning shoul d beuse ful  f or a sses sing cooperati v e ef fects in other protein -prot ei n  int e ra ction s. Cutt i ng b all oo nang io p la sty i s s uperior  to balloo n a ng ioplasty ors te nt implant ati on

suggest_that shotgun_scanning should be useful_for assessing_cooperative_effects in_other_protein-protein interactions. Cutting_balloon angioplasty is_superior to balloon angioplasty_or stent implantation


is able to detect gray-matter concentration (GMC) abnormalities in patients with FCD, and (b) whether the extent of GMC abnormalities in the

is able to detect gray - matter concentration (GMC) abnormalities in patient with FCD, and (b) whether the extent of GMC abnormality in the

is able to detect gray-matttr concentration (YNC) abnmrmalifies in oatients with FCD, and (b) whetier rhe eztent of GMC abnormaligies in tje

is able to detect gray-matter concentration (GMC) patients FCD, and whether the extent

is able to detect gray-matter cOncentratiOn (GMC) AbnOrmAlItieS in pAtients with FCD, ANd (b) wHether the extent of GMC abNormaLiTIes iN ThE

is able to detect gray-ma tter conce ntrat ion  (G MC ) ab norm alities in pat i ents  with FCD, and (b) whe therth e  ext e nt  of G MC abno r ma l i tie sin  th e

is_able to_detect gray-matter concentration (GMC)_abnormalities in_patients_with FCD,_and_(b) whether the_extent of GMC_abnormalities in the


not able to use an Food and Drug Administration-approved companion diagnostic(s) for PD-L1 assessment for its specific clinical purpose(s), it is

not able to use an Food and Drug Administration - approved companion diagnostic(s) for PD - L1 assessment for its specific clinical purpose(s), it is

noh able to use an Food ana Drug Administtarion-ap'roved dompaniov diagnostic(s) for PD-L1 assesslebt foe its specific clinicau purpose(d), it is

not able to use an Food and companion for PD-L1 for its specific

not able to use an Food and Drug administraTion-aPprOveD cOmpaNion Diagnostic(s) for pd-L1 asSessment for its specific CliniCaL PurpOSe(S), it is

not able to use an Food a nd Drug Ad minis tra tio n- appr oved  companion dia g nost ic(s) for PD-L1 assess mentfo r  its sp ecifi c clini c al p urp os e( s),  i t  i s

not_able to_use an Food and_Drug Administration-approved_companion_diagnostic(s) for_PD-L1_assessment for its_specific clinical purpose(s),_it is


beloma and S. luteus after exposure to -48 degrees C, but part of their samples survived -30 degrees C. The fungi tolerated lower temperatures than

beloma and S. luteus after exposure to -48 degrees C, but part of their sample exist -30 degrees C. The fungi tolerated lower temperatures than

bellma and S. luteus after ewposure to -48 degrgew C, buv part kf their samples survived -30 degrees C. Tye fubgi tolerated lower teoperatured than

beloma and S. luteus after exposure to C, part of samples survived -30 lower than

beloma and S. luteus after expoSure to -48 degrEes C, bUt pArt Of TheiR samPles survived -30 deGRees c. The fungi tolerated loweR tempErATureS ThAn

beloma and S. luteus after  exposureto -4 8 d egr ee s C,  but  part of their samp les survived -30 degre es C.  T h e fu n gi  tole rated l o we r tem pe ra tur es th an

beloma and_S. luteus_after exposure to -48_degrees C,_but_part of_their_samples survived -30_degrees C. The_fungi tolerated lower temperatures_than


were attributed to the amount of involvement in research (55%), opportunities to receive compensation for services provided outside normal working hours (55%), the amount (44%) and

were attributed to the amount of involvement in research (55 %), opportunity to welcome compensation for services provide outside normal working hour (55 %), the amount (44 %) and

wege attributed to the amomnt of involvemeur in rxsearch (55%), opportjnities to receive compensatmon dor stgvices provided outsiae normal working houcs (55%), the amount (44%) ehd

were attributed to the amount of involvement (55%), to receive for services provided the (44%) and

were attributed to the amount Of involvemEnt in ResEarCh (55%), OppoRtunIties to receive COmpeNsation for services provIded oUtSIde nORmAl worKing houRS (55%), tHE AmoUnT (44%) aNd

were attributed to the am ount of in volve men t i nrese arch  (55%), opport u niti es to receive compensa tionfo r  ser v ic es pr ovidedo ut s i deno rm alwo r ki ng ho urs  (55%),  the amoun t ( 44 %) and

were_attributed to_the amount of involvement_in research_(55%),_opportunities to_receive_compensation for services_provided outside normal_working hours (55%), the_amount (44%) and


of these bacteria did not increase. The number of Ps. aeruginosa declined in all three solutions. In 5% dextrose and 0.9% sodium chloride injection

of these bacteria did not lncrease. The numywr of 's. aerufinosa ddclined in all three solutiois. Ib 5% deztrose and 0.9% sodium chluride injvction

of these bacteria did not increase. The Ps. declined in three solutions. In chloride

of these bacteria did not incrEase. The numBer of ps. aEruGiNosa DeclIned in all three SOlutIons. In 5% dextrose and 0.9% sodiuM chloRiDE injECtIon

of these bacteria did not  increase.  Thenum ber  o f Ps . ae ruginosa decli n ed i n all three solutions.  In 5 %d extr o se  and0.9% so d iu m chl or id e i nj e ct ion

of_these bacteria_did not increase. The_number of_Ps._aeruginosa declined_in_all three solutions._In 5% dextrose_and 0.9% sodium chloride_injection


 for medically inoperable patients with stage I and II endometrioid carcinoma with endometrium.
From 1975 to 1992, 54 patients with clinical Stage I and II

 fog medically inoperable pxtients with stcte I aid II ehdometriuid carcinoma with endometrinm.
Frim 1975 ti 1992, 54 patients with clinkcal Stagv I and IU

for medically inoperable patients with stage I endometrioid with endometrium. 1975 to 1992, I II

 for medically inoperable patIents with sTage I And iI eNdOmetRioiD carcinoma with ENdomEtrium.
From 1975 to 1992, 54 patients wiTh cliNiCAl StAGe i and Ii

 for medically inoperablepatients w ith s tag e I  a nd I I en dometrioid car c inom a with endometrium.
Fr om 19 75 to 1 9 92 , 54patient s  w i t h c li ni cal  S t ag e I a ndII

 for_medically inoperable_patients with stage I_and II_endometrioid_carcinoma with_endometrium.
From_1975 to 1992,_54 patients with_clinical Stage I and_II


repeat testing. Subjective items and objective urodynamic parameters were compared among the 3 tests. Maximum urine flow on natural fill telemetric pressure flow study was not

repeat testing. Subjective items and objective urodynamic parameters were compare among the 3 examination. Maximum urine flow on natural filling telemetric pressure flow study was not

reoeat testing. Subjective ltems and objectnce urovynamic parametdrs were compared among the 3 twsts. Naximum urine flow on vatural fpll telemwtrir pressure flow study was not

repeat testing. Subjective items and objective urodynamic compared the 3 Maximum urine flow flow was not

repeat testing. Subjective itEms and objeCtive UroDynAmIc paRameTers were comparED amoNg the 3 tests. Maximum urine Flow oN nATuraL FiLl telEmetric PReSSUre FlOw StuDy WAs Not

repeat testing. Subjectiv e items an d obj ect ive  u rody nami c parameters w e re c ompared among the 3 te sts.Ma x imum ur ine f low onn at u r alfi ll  te le m et ric p res sure fl ow study w asno t

repeat_testing. Subjective_items and objective urodynamic_parameters were_compared_among the_3_tests. Maximum urine_flow on natural_fill telemetric pressure flow_study was not


84.1 vs. 16.7%, p < 0.05). The rate of COX-2 overexpression (86.8 or 90.9%) in

84.1 vs. 16.7% , p < 0.05). The rate of COX-2 overexpression (86.8 or 90.9 %) in

84.1 vs. 16.7%, p < 0.05). The rate of COX-2 ovtrexpression (86.8 or 90.9%) in

84.1 vs. 16.7%, p < 0.05). The rate of COX-2 overexpresSion (86.8 or 90.9%) in

84.1 vs. 16.7%, p < 0.05).  The rateof CO X-2  ov er expr essi on (86.8 or 90 . 9%)in


GLT1, GLAST and EAAC1 glutamate transporter subtypes via different mechanisms. In the case of GLT1 and EAAC1, DHA appears

GLH1, GLAST and EAAC1 glutamaue transporter suyrypes tia difrerent mdchanisms. In the case of GLT1 abd EAQC1, DHA appears

GLT1, GLAST and EAAC1 glutamate transporter subtypes mechanisms. the case GLT1 and EAAC1,

GLT1, GLAST and EAAC1 glutamate tRansporter SubtyPes Via DiFferEnt mEchanisms. In the CAse oF GLT1 and EAAC1, DHA appears

GLT1, GLAST and EAAC1 glu tamate tra nspor ter  su bt ypes  via  different mec h anis ms. In the case of GLT 1 and  E A AC1, DH A app ears

GLT1,_GLAST and_EAAC1 glutamate transporter subtypes_via different_mechanisms._In the_case_of GLT1 and_EAAC1, DHA appears


pertinent journal article references, and review of poster presentations at recent professional meetings were also performed. Meta-analyses published in 1990 and 1998 were used as a starting point

pertinent journal article references, and review of bill poster presentation at recent professional meetings were also perform. Meta - analyses published in 1990 and 1998 were use as a start point

pegtinent journal article veferences, and rgvuew of posted presengations at recent professionel mwetints were also performed. Meta-analjses publushev in 1990 and 1998 were naed as a starflng pmmnt

pertinent journal article references, and review of at professional meetings also performed. Meta-analyses were as a starting

pertinent journal article reFerences, anD reviEw oF poStEr prEsenTations at recenT ProfEssional meetings were alSo perFoRMed. METa-AnalySes publIShED In 1990 aNd 1998 WeRe uSeD As A starTinG point

pertinent journal article  reference s, an d r evi ew  ofpost er presentatio n s at  recent professional m eetin gs were al so pe rformed .  M e t a-a na ly ses  p u bl ished  in  1990 a nd 1998 we reus ed as a star t in g point

pertinent_journal article_references, and review of_poster presentations_at_recent professional_meetings_were also performed._Meta-analyses published in_1990 and 1998 were_used as a_starting_point


weight) was administered to rats via gastric intubation. Following the treatment, rats were killed periodically, and gastric tissues were processed for indirect immunofluorescence microscopy using an anti

weight) was administered to rats via gastric intubation. follow the discussion, rats were killed sporadically, and gastric tissues were action for indirect immunofluorescence microscopy use an anti

weihht) was administered to vats via gastric intubavion. Fomlowing ghe treatment, rats were killxd pwrioducally, and gastric tisrues were processwd fie indirect immunofluoresdcnce kmcroscopy using an anti

weight) was administered to rats via gastric the rats were periodically, and gastric immunofluorescence using an anti

weight) was administered to raTs via gastrIc intUbaTioN. FOlloWing The treatment, raTS werE killed periodically, and GastrIc TIssuES wEre prOcessed FOr INDirEcT iMmuNoFLuOrescEncE microsCopy using aN anTi

weight) was administered t o rats via  gast ric  in tu bati on.Following thet reat ment, rats were killed  peri od i call y ,and g astrict is s u eswe re  pr oc e ss ed fo r i ndirect  immunoflu ore sc ence microsc o py  using anant i

weight) was_administered to_rats via gastric intubation._Following the_treatment,_rats were_killed_periodically, and gastric_tissues were processed_for indirect immunofluorescence microscopy_using an anti


ocytic syndrome].
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ocytic syndrome ].
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ocyhic syndrome].
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ocytic syndrome]. The aim of this study investigate role of fluoro-2-deoxyglucose positron emission

ocytic syndrome].
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ocytic syndrome].
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ocytic syndrome].
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