recombinant DNA technology is being employed to dissect the molecular mechanisms central to each disease. This review traces the history of these X-linked conditions. Particular emphasis

recombinant DNA technology is being employed to dissect the molecular mechanisms cardinal to each disease. This revue traces the history of these X - connect condition. Particular emphasis

refombinant DNA technology is being emploiee to dmssect fhe molezular mechanisms central to xach diseqse. This review traces the histlry of tyese Z-linked coisitions. Partidmlar zm'hasis

recombinant DNA technology is being employed to molecular central to disease. This review X-linked Particular emphasis

recombinant DNA technology iS being emplOyed tO diSseCt The mOlecUlar mechanisms CEntrAl to each disease. This revIew trAcES the HIsTory oF these X-LInKED coNdItIonS. PARtIculaR emPhasis

recombinant DNA technolog y is being  empl oye d t odiss ectthe molecularm echa nisms central to eachdisea se .  Thi s  r eview  traces th e his to ry  of  t h es e X-l ink ed cond itions. Pa rti cu lar emphasis

recombinant_DNA technology_is being employed to_dissect the_molecular_mechanisms central_to_each disease. This_review traces the_history of these X-linked_conditions. Particular emphasis


midlife and may impact the vasculature through distinct pathways. Future studies are necessary to evaluate racial/ethnic differences in the observed associations and to assess the benefit

midlife and may impact the vasculature through distinct pathways. Future studies are necessary to measure racial / cultural differences in the observed association and to tax the benefit

miflife and may impact the vasculature thtoygh divtinct pathwayr. Future studies are necessacy ti evaouate racial/ethnic difwerences pn the obwervtd associations ais to assess tgc benzfmt

midlife and may impact the vasculature through Future are necessary evaluate racial/ethnic differences to the benefit

midlife and may impact the vasCulature thRough DisTinCt PathWays. future studies aRE necEssary to evaluate racial/EthniC dIFferENcEs in tHe obserVEd ASSocIaTiOns AnD To AssesS thE benefiT

midlife and may impact th e vasculat ure t hro ugh  d isti nctpathways. Futu r e st udies are necessary to  eval ua t e ra c ia l/eth nic dif f er e n ces  i nthe  o b se rvedass ociatio ns and toass es s the benefi t

midlife_and may_impact the vasculature through_distinct pathways._Future_studies are_necessary_to evaluate racial/ethnic_differences in the_observed associations and to_assess the benefit


ariasis and neoplasm association was purely coincidental. Epidemiological and histopathological aspects of adult filariasis are described. Triptorelin (D-Tr

ariasis and neoplasm association was purely coincidental. Epidemiological and histopathological view of adult filariasis are trace. Triptorelin (D - Tr

ariwsis and neoplasm associxtion was pureli xoincivental. Spidemiouogical and histopathologicap qspecuf of adult filariaris are dvscribed. Rripuorelin (D-Tr

ariasis and neoplasm association was purely coincidental. histopathological of adult are described. Triptorelin

ariasis and neoplasm associaTion was purEly coIncIdeNtAl. EpIdemIological and hiSTopaThological aspects of aduLt filArIAsis ARe DescrIbed. TriPToRELin (d-TR

ariasis and neoplasm assoc iation was  pure lycoi nc iden tal.  Epidemiologic a l an d histopathological as pects  o f  adu l tfilar iasis a r ed e scr ib ed . T ri p to relin  (D -Tr

ariasis and_neoplasm association_was purely coincidental. Epidemiological_and histopathological_aspects_of adult_filariasis_are described. Triptorelin_(D-Tr


ates.
The development of novel mixed lanthanide-transition-metal (f-d) based supramolecular self-assemblies made from

ates.
 The development of novel mixed rare earth - passage - metal (f - d) based supramolecular self - forum make from

ated.
The development of noveu mixed lanthannee-tranvition-jetal (f-d) based supramolecular self-asdenbliew made from

ates. The development of novel mixed lanthanide-transition-metal supramolecular made from

ates.
The development of novel Mixed lanthAnide-TraNsiTiOn-meTal (f-D) based supramolECulaR self-assemblies made froM

ates.
The development of n ovel mixed  lant han ide -t rans itio n-metal (f-d)b ased  supramolecular self-a ssemb li e s ma d efrom

ates.
The development_of novel_mixed lanthanide-transition-metal (f-d) based_supramolecular self-assemblies_made_from


)-1(CD11a/CD18), with little augmentation of CD18 expression. Addition of anti-ICAM-1 mAb caused an inhibition of hom

) -1(CD11a / CD18), with little augmentation of CD18 expression. Addition of anti - ICAM-1 mAb caused an prohibition of hom

)-1(CD11a/FD18), with little augmentatlon of CD18 expression. Advition kf anti-IZAM-1 mAb caused an inhibition od hom

)-1(CD11a/CD18), with little augmentation of CD18 expression. anti-ICAM-1 caused an of hom

)-1(CD11a/CD18), with little augmentatiOn of CD18 exprEssioN. AdDitIoN of aNti-IcAM-1 mAb caused an INhibItion of hom

)-1(CD11a/CD18), with litt le augment ation  of  CD 18  exp ress ion. Additiono f an ti-ICAM-1 mAb caused a n inh ib i tion of  hom

)-1(CD11a/CD18), with_little augmentation_of CD18 expression. Addition_of anti-ICAM-1_mAb_caused an_inhibition_of hom


and two predictors-maternal depression within the child's lifetime and maternal EE-in a study of children at risk for depression. One hundred and seventy-one

and two predictors - maternal depression within the child's lifetime and parental EE - in a discipline of children at risk for depression. One hundred and seventy - one

anf two predictors-maternal depression witkun the child'a lifetioe and maternal EE-in a study od chiodren at risk for deprdssion. Onv hundred and weventy-one

and two predictors-maternal depression within the child's maternal a study children at risk seventy-one

and two predictors-maternal dEpression wIthin The ChiLd'S lifEtimE and maternal EE-IN a stUdy of children at risk for DepreSsIOn. OnE HuNdred And seveNTy-ONE

and two predictors-matern al depress ion w ith inth e ch ild' s lifetime and mate rnal EE-in a study ofchild re n  atr is k for  depres s io n .  On ehu ndr ed an d sev ent y-one

and_two predictors-maternal_depression within the child's_lifetime and_maternal_EE-in a_study_of children at_risk for depression._One hundred and seventy-one


combined rose less steeply, 3% and 6% among men and women, respectively, driven mostly by continuing increases in lung cancer mortality, while death rates for

combined rose less steeply, 3% and 6% among men and women, respectively, drive largely by continuing increases in lung cancer mortality, while end rates for

colbined rose less steeply, 3% and 6% among meu and wmmen, rsspectivdly, driven mostly by continumng uncreqses in lung cancer moftality, wjile dearh retes for

combined rose less steeply, 3% and 6% and respectively, driven by continuing increases death for

combined rose less steeply, 3% anD 6% among men aNd womEn, rEspEcTiveLy, drIven mostly by coNTinuIng increases in lung cancEr morTaLIty, wHIlE deatH rates fOR

combined rose less steepl y, 3% and6% am ong  me nandwome n, respectivel y , dr iven mostly by continu ing i nc r ease s  i n lun g cance r  m o r tal it y,  wh il e  d eathrat es for

combined_rose less_steeply, 3% and 6%_among men_and_women, respectively,_driven_mostly by continuing_increases in lung_cancer mortality, while death_rates for


Applying inorganic fertilizer to Pb/Zn tailings led to no obvious improvement in growth and nodulation of S. rostrata, while tailings amended by river

Applying inorganic fertilizer to Pb / Zn tailings led to no obvious improvement in growth and nodulation of S. rostrata, while shadowing rectify by river

Apolying inorganic fertilieer to Pb/Zn tailiuts led to no obvious improvement in growth and nldylatiin of S. rostrata, while tailings amended by civer

Applying inorganic fertilizer to Pb/Zn tailings led obvious in growth nodulation of S. river

Applying inorganic fertilizEr to Pb/Zn taIlingS leD to No ObviOus iMprovement in grOWth aNd nodulation of S. rostratA, whilE tAIlinGS aMendeD by riveR

Applying inorganic fertil izer to Pb /Zn t ail ing sledto n o obvious impr o veme nt in growth and nodul ation  o f  S.r os trata , while ta i l ing sam end ed by  rive r

Applying_inorganic fertilizer_to Pb/Zn tailings led_to no_obvious_improvement in_growth_and nodulation of_S. rostrata, while_tailings amended by river


functional was introduced to study multiple stacking nucleobase pairs. Based on the evaluated distance and the interaction energy between two stacking nucleobase pairs, the selective capturing

functional was introduced to study multiple stacking nucleobase pairs. free-base on the measure distance and the interaction energy between two stacking nucleobase pairs, the selective capturing

fujctional was introduced uo study multiple stackiig nuclsobase pxirs. Based on the evaluated vistqnce qnd the interaction endrgy betwven two srackmng nucleobase pejrs, the selecflve ccpvuring

functional was introduced to study multiple stacking Based the evaluated and the interaction pairs, selective capturing

functional was introduced to Study multiPle stAckIng NuCleoBase Pairs. Based on thE EvalUated distance and the intEractIoN EnerGY bEtweeN two staCKiNG NucLeObAse PaIRs, The seLecTive capTuring

functional was introduced  to studymulti ple  st ac king  nuc leobase pairs. Base d on the evaluated dis tance  a n d th e  i ntera ction e n er g y  be tw ee n t wo st ackin g n ucleoba se pairs,the  s elective cap t ur ing

functional_was introduced_to study multiple stacking_nucleobase pairs._Based_on the_evaluated_distance and the_interaction energy between_two stacking nucleobase pairs,_the selective capturing


richiae go out from the cirtocyte cavity bottom. External leptotrichiae are absent. The septate desmosome at the level of the terminal

richiae go out from the cirtocyte cavity bottom. External leptotrichiae are absent. The septal desmosome at the degree of the terminal

ricjiae go out from the ciruocyte cavity botjon. Extecnal leltotrichkae are absent. The septate dxsmowome qt the level of the tefminal

richiae go out from the cirtocyte cavity leptotrichiae absent. The desmosome at the

richiae go out from the cirtocYte cavity bOttom. extErnAl LeptOtriChiae are absent. tHe sePtate desmosome at the levEl of tHe TErmiNAl

richiae go out from the ci rtocyte ca vitybot tom .Exte rnal  leptotrichiae areabsent. The septate de smoso me at t h elevel  of the te r m ina l

richiae go_out from_the cirtocyte cavity bottom._External leptotrichiae_are_absent. The_septate_desmosome at the_level of the_terminal


Information on patient characteristics, indications, complications, uterine weights, hospital stay, and patient costs were obtained and analyzed. Of 509 hysterectomies, 82 were

Information on patient characteristics, indications, complications, uterine weights, hospital arrest, and patient price were obtained and analyzed. Of 509 hysterectomy, 82 were

Invormation on patient chavacteristics, indnxationv, compmicationr, uterine weights, hospital svay, qnd pqtient costs were obtakned and wnalyzed. Of 509 yysterectomies, 82 wevz

Information on patient characteristics, indications, complications, uterine stay, patient costs obtained and analyzed.

Information on patient charaCteristics, IndicAtiOns, CoMpliCatiOns, uterine weigHTs, hoSpital stay, and patient coSts weRe OBtaiNEd And anAlyzed. OF 509 HySTEreCtOmIes, 82 WeRE

Information on patient ch aracterist ics,ind ica ti ons,  com plications, ut e rine  weights, hospital sta y, an dp atie n tcosts  were o b ta i n edan dana ly z ed . Of509  hyster ectomies,82we re

Information_on patient_characteristics, indications, complications, uterine_weights, hospital_stay,_and patient_costs_were obtained and_analyzed. Of 509_hysterectomies, 82 were


the individual physician in independent practice. The computer revolution has also presented a new set of problems such patient-record confidentiality and the effect of the computer on the physician

the individual physician in independent practice. The computer rotation has besides deliver a new hardening of problem such patient - record confidentiality and the impression of the calculator on the physician

thf individual physician ik independent prcxtice. Vhe comluter rexolution has also presented e neq set of problems such patidnt-record confidebtiaouty and thx effect of ths com'uver on the physlcian

the individual physician in independent practice. The has presented a set of problems effect the computer on physician

the individual physician in iNdependent PractIce. the CoMputEr reVolution has alsO PresEnted a new set of problems Such pAtIEnt-rECoRd conFidentiALiTY And ThE eFfeCt OF tHe comPutEr on the Physician

the individual physicianin indepen dentpra cti ce . Th e co mputer revolut i on h as also presented a ne w set  o f  pro b le ms su ch pati e nt - r eco rd  c onf id e nt ialit y a nd theeffect ofthe  c omputer on t h ephysician

the_individual physician_in independent practice. The_computer revolution_has_also presented_a_new set of_problems such patient-record_confidentiality and the effect_of the computer_on_the physician


years old) due to accidents increased 4% annually during 1992-1997, and in the age group 16-44 years 8% annually. The increase is found

years old) due to accidents increased 4% per annum during 1992 - 1997, and in the old age group 16 - 44 years 8% annually. The addition is found

yewrs old) due to accidents increased 4% annoaoly ducing 1992-1997, ahd in thd age group 16-44 years 8% annually. Tye inxrease is found

years old) due to accidents increased 4% 1992-1997, in the group 16-44 years found

years old) due to accidents incReased 4% annuAlly dUriNg 1992-1997, aNd In thE age Group 16-44 years 8% annuALly. THe increase is found

years old) due to acciden ts increas ed 4%  an nua ll y du ring  1992-1997, an d  inthe age group 16-44 ye ars 8 %a nnua l ly . The  increa s ei s  fo un d

years_old) due_to accidents increased 4%_annually during_1992-1997,_and in_the_age group 16-44_years 8% annually._The increase is found


del; 20 patients were homozygous and 13 heterozygous. In addition, c.3849+10 kb C>T, c.1161delC, and

del; 20 patients were homozygous and 13 heterozygous. In addition, c.3849 + 10 kb C > T, c.1161delC, and

del; 20 patients were homozygoms and 13 heterozyyius. In additjon, c.3849+10 kb C>T, c.1161delC, and

del; 20 patients were homozygous and 13 addition, kb C>T, and

del; 20 patients were homozygous And 13 heterozYgous. in aDdiTiOn, c.3849+10 kB C>T, c.1161DelC, and

del; 20 patients were homo zygous and  13 h ete roz yg ous.  Inaddition, c.38 4 9+10  kb C>T, c.1161delC, a nd

del; 20_patients were_homozygous and 13 heterozygous._In addition,_c.3849+10_kb C>T,_c.1161delC,_and


of view, depletion of anti-AQP4 antibody, suppression of T cell response to trigger relapse and anti-IL-6 therapy seem to be pivotal.

of view, depletion of anti - AQP4 antibody, suppression of T cell reception to gun trigger relapse and anti - IL-6 therapy seem to be pivotal.

of view, depletion of anti-ADP4 antibody, supkrwssion of T dell resoonse to trigger relapse and abti-IL-6 therapy seem to be pixotal.

of view, depletion of anti-AQP4 antibody, suppression cell to trigger and anti-IL-6 therapy

of view, depletion of anti-AQP4 aNtibody, supPressIon Of T CeLl reSponSe to trigger relAPse aNd anti-IL-6 therapy seem to bE pivoTaL.

of view, depletion of ant i-AQP4 ant ibody , s upp re ssio n of  T cell respon s e to  trigger relapse and a nti-I L- 6  the r ap y see m to be pi v o tal .

of_view, depletion_of anti-AQP4 antibody, suppression_of T_cell_response to_trigger_relapse and anti-IL-6_therapy seem to_be pivotal.


pathology, such as senile plaques (SPs) and neurofibrillary tangles (NFTs), with the advance of aging. Furthermore, obesity

pathology, such as senile plaques (SPs) and neurofibrillary tangles (NFTs), with the advance of aging. Furthermore, fleshiness

pahhology, such as senile puaques (SPs) and uwurofiurillarg tangler (NFTs), with the advance of ajing. Furtyermore, obesity

pathology, such as senile plaques (SPs) and (NFTs), the advance aging. Furthermore, obesity

pathology, such as senile plaqUes (SPs) and nEurofIbrIllArY tanGles (nFTs), with the advANce oF aging. Furthermore, obesiTy

pathology, such as senile  plaques ( SPs)and  ne ur ofib rill ary tangles (N F Ts),  with the advance of a ging.  F u rthe r mo re, o besity

pathology,_such as_senile plaques (SPs) and_neurofibrillary tangles_(NFTs),_with the_advance_of aging. Furthermore,_obesity


leida].
The partner notification is one of the main activities of epidemiological surveillance in Public Health. The primary objective was to estimate the compliance of the partner notification

leida ].
 The partner notification is one of the main activities of epidemiologic surveillance in Public Health. The basal objective was to estimate the submission of the collaborator notification

leifa].
The partner notificatiun is one of thg nain artivitiss of epkdemiological surveillance ii Puvlic Yealth. The primary objdctive wad to estumatt the compliance of the partner kotifncetion

leida]. The partner notification is one of activities epidemiological surveillance Public Health. The the of the partner

leida].
The partner notificatiOn is one of tHe maiN acTivItIes oF epiDemiological suRVeilLance in Public Health. The PrimaRy OBjecTIvE was tO estimaTE tHE ComPlIaNce Of THe PartnEr nOtificaTion

leida].
The partner notifi cation isone o f t hema in a ctiv ities of epide m iolo gical surveillance inPubli cH ealt h .The p rimaryo bj e c tiv ewa s t oe st imate  th e compl iance of t hepa rtner notifi c at ion

leida].
The partner_notification is_one of the main_activities of_epidemiological_surveillance in_Public_Health. The primary_objective was to_estimate the compliance of_the partner notification


did not exceed 42% as deduced from the different secondary structure evaluation methods, discussed here. PP-II fractions in electrospun collagen nanofibers were almost

did not exceed 42% as deduced from the different secondary social organization evaluation method, discussed here. PP - II fractions in electrospun collagen nanofibers were about

dif not exceed 42% as deduced from the diffetebt secmndary structufe evaluation methods, discusdee hert. PP-II fractions in electrosiun collaten ianofibers were emmost

did not exceed 42% as deduced from secondary evaluation methods, here. PP-II fractions almost

did not exceed 42% as deduced from The differeNt secOndAry StRuctUre eValuation methoDS, disCussed here. PP-II fractionS in elEcTRospUN cOllagEn nanofIBeRS WerE aLmOst

did not exceed 42% as ded uced fromthe d iff ere nt  sec onda ry structure e v alua tion methods, discusse d her e. PP-I I  f racti ons ine le c t ros pu ncol la g en  nano fib ers wer e almost

did_not exceed_42% as deduced from_the different_secondary_structure evaluation_methods,_discussed here. PP-II_fractions in electrospun_collagen nanofibers were almost


65%) with variable extent (mean: 14%, range: 1.3-42%). The extent of LGE was positively associated with MR-proANP

65 %) with variable extent (mean: 14% , range: 1.3 - 42 %). The extent of LGE was positively associated with MR - proANP

65%) wihh variable extent (mean: 14%, range: 1.3-42%). The extgnr of LJE was lositiveuy associated with MR-proANP

65%) with variable extent (mean: 14%, range: extent LGE was associated with MR-proANP

65%) with variable extent (mean: 14%, ranGe: 1.3-42%). The extenT of LGe waS poSiTiveLy asSociated with MR-PRoANp

65%) with variable extent(mean: 14% , ran ge:  1. 3- 42%) . Th e extent of LG E  was  positively associated  with  M R -pro A NP

65%) with_variable extent_(mean: 14%, range: 1.3-42%)._The extent_of_LGE was_positively_associated with MR-proANP


This journal requires that authors assign a level of evidence to each article. For a full description of these Evidence-Based Medicine ratings, please refer to the Table of

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This journal requires that authors assign a evidence each article. a full description please to the Table

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This journal requires tha t authorsassig n a  le ve l of  evi dence to eacha rtic le. For a full descrip tionof thes e  E viden ce-Base d  M e d ici ne  r ati ng s ,pleas e r efer to  the Table  of

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617 [2.654-34.845]) and network meta-analysis (odds ratio, 16.23, 95% credible interval: 4.27

617 [ 2.654 - 34.845 ]) and network meta - analysis (odds ratio, 16.23, 95% credible interval: 4.27

617 [2.654-34.845]) ajd network meta-analysis (udds ratio, 16.23, 95% crgduble iiterval: 4.27

617 [2.654-34.845]) and network meta-analysis (odds ratio, credible 4.27

617 [2.654-34.845]) and network meta-analysis (oddS ratio, 16.23, 95% credIble iNteRvaL: 4.27

617 [2.654-34.845]) and ne twork meta -anal ysi s ( od ds r atio , 16.23, 95% c r edib le interval: 4.27

617 [2.654-34.845])_and network_meta-analysis (odds ratio, 16.23,_95% credible_interval:_4.27


1 H2, which is favourable for moderate temperature hydrogen applications. Although, the hydrogen capacity decreases during consecutive H2 release and uptake cycles, the presence of excess

1 H2, which is favourable for moderate temperature hydrogen applications. Although, the hydrogen capacity decreases during back-to-back H2 dismissal and uptake cycles, the presence of excess

1 H2, ahich is favourable for ooderate tempercrure hbdrogen applicagions. Although, the hydrogen rapaxity eecreases during consezutive H2 gelease abd uktake cycles, the 'desence of exdcss

1 H2, which is favourable for moderate applications. the hydrogen decreases during consecutive the of excess

1 H2, which is favourable for modeRate temperAture HydRogEn ApplIcatIons. Although, thE HydrOgen capacity decreases dUring CoNSecuTIvE H2 relEase and UPtAKE cyClEs, The PrESeNce of ExcEss

1 H2, which is favourablefor modera te te mpe rat ur e hy drog en application s . Al though, the hydrogen c apaci ty decr e as es du ring co n se c u tiv eH2  re le a se  andupt ake cyc les, the p res en ce of excess

1 H2,_which is_favourable for moderate temperature_hydrogen applications._Although,_the hydrogen_capacity_decreases during consecutive_H2 release and_uptake cycles, the presence_of excess


.72 for carcass joint traits, from 0.28 to 0.45 for pH24 and reflectance measurements, and from 0.03 to 0.

.72 fog carcass joint traits, fvom 0.28 to 0.45 for pH24 cbd refnectande measufements, and from 0.03 to 0.

.72 for carcass joint traits, from 0.28 for and reflectance and from 0.03

.72 for carcass joint traits, from 0.28 To 0.45 for pH24 and RefleCtaNce MeAsurEmenTs, and from 0.03 to 0.

.72 for carcass joint trai ts, from 0 .28 t o 0 .45  f or p H24and reflectanc e  mea surements, and from 0. 03 to  0 .

.72 for_carcass joint_traits, from 0.28 to_0.45 for_pH24_and reflectance_measurements,_and from 0.03_to 0.


nursing care of the older patients consists of at an emergency department from the emergency nurses' point of view. Ten emergency nurses from a university hospital emergency department in Sweden

nursing care of the older patients consists of at an hand brake department from the hand brake nanny' point of opinion. Ten hand brake nurses from a university hospital emergency department in Sweden

nugsing care of the older katients consists of at en emerfency deoartment from the emergency iursws' pount of view. Ten emergevcy nursed from a unitersity hospital emergengv depzvtmenc mn Sweden

nursing care of the older patients consists an department from emergency nurses' point from university hospital emergency in Sweden

nursing care of the older patiEnts consisTs of aT an EmeRgEncy DepaRtment from the eMErgeNcy nurses' point of view. TeN emerGeNCy nuRSeS from A univerSItY HOspItAl EmeRgENcY depaRtmEnt in SwEden

nursing care of the older  patientsconsi sts  of  a t an  eme rgency departm e nt f rom the emergency nurs es' p oi n t of vi ew. T en emer g en c y  nu rs es  fr om aunive rsi ty hosp ital emerg enc ydepartment i n  S weden

nursing_care of_the older patients consists_of at_an_emergency department_from_the emergency nurses'_point of view._Ten emergency nurses from_a university hospital_emergency_department in Sweden


activity ratio, was 47% higher in heart from diabetic than from control animals. Stereological analysis of cardiac tissue microphotographs showed an increase in the cytosolic

activity ratio, was 47% higher in heart from diabetic than from restraint animal. Stereological analysis of cardiac tissue microphotographs showed an addition in the cytosolic

achivity ratio, was 47% higher in heart from buabetir than rrom congrol animals. Stereological aialywis od cardiac tissue microohotograpjs showee an uncrease ii the cybjsoljg

activity ratio, was 47% higher in heart than control animals. analysis of cardiac in cytosolic

activity ratio, was 47% higher in hEart from diAbetiC thAn fRoM conTrol Animals. StereolOGicaL analysis of cardiac tissUe micRoPHotoGRaPhs shOwed an iNCrEASe iN tHe CytOsOLiC

activity ratio, was 47% h igher in h eartfro m d ia beti c th an from contro l  ani mals. Stereological an alysi so f ca r di ac ti ssue mi c ro p h oto gr ap hssh o we d aninc rease i n the cyto sol ic

activity_ratio, was_47% higher in heart_from diabetic_than_from control_animals._Stereological analysis of_cardiac tissue microphotographs_showed an increase in_the cytosolic


 scar: a case study of a patient with persistent right lower quadrant pain.
This case study describes a patient with persistent right lower quadrant and low back pain who

scar: a case study of a patient with haunting justly lower quadrant pain.
 This case report describes a patient with dogged correctly lower quadrant and abject back pain who

 scwr: a case study of a patlent with persisjebt rigit lowed quadravt pain.
This case study descrmbes a paupent with persistent fight lowvr quadrabt aid low back pain who

scar: a case study of a patient right quadrant pain. case study describes lower and low back who

 scar: a case study of a patient wIth persistEnt riGht LowEr QuadRant Pain.
This case stUDy deScribes a patient with perSisteNt RIght LOwEr quaDrant anD LoW BAck PaIn Who

scar: a case study of a p atient wit h per sis ten trigh t lo wer quadrant p a in.This case study descri bes a  p a tien t  w ith p ersiste n tr i ght  l ow erqu a dr ant a ndlow bac k pain who

 scar:_a case_study of a patient_with persistent_right_lower quadrant_pain.
This_case study describes_a patient with_persistent right lower quadrant_and low back_pain_who


 tumor immune response.
Sequence variation in the src gene product could, in principle, influence metastasis formation through either of 2 effects: an alteration in tumor antigenicity

tumor immune response.
 Sequence variation in the src gene product could, in rationale, influence metastasis constitution through either of 2 effects: an alteration in tumor antigenicity

 tulor immune response.
Sequekce variation in the srr gene lroduct zould, in principle, influence mwtastqsis formation through either ov 2 effecrs: ai alteration in vhmor anbngenidlty

tumor immune response. Sequence variation in the product in principle, metastasis formation through alteration tumor antigenicity

 tumor immune response.
SequenCe variatioN in thE srC geNe ProdUct cOuld, in principlE, InflUence metastasis formatiOn thrOuGH eitHEr Of 2 effEcts: an aLTeRATioN iN tUmoR aNTiGenicIty

 tumor immune response.
Se quence var iatio n i n t he  src  gen e product coul d , in  principle, influencemetas ta s is f o rm ation  throug h  e i t her  o f2 e ff e ct s: an  al teratio n in tumor  an ti genicity

 tumor_immune response.
Sequence_variation in the src_gene product_could,_in principle,_influence_metastasis formation through_either of 2_effects: an alteration in_tumor antigenicity


adrenals of treated vs. control animals was observed. Increasing dose, but not duration of exposure, produced related increases in barium concentrations in liver, skeletal muscle

adrenals of treated vs. control animals was note. increase dose, but not duration of exposure, produced related increase in barium concentrations in liver, skeletal brawn

adgenals of treated vs. conurol animals was observev. Increzsing dore, but not duration of exposnre, produxed related increases kn barium concenteatiibs in livec, skeletal musdpe

adrenals of treated vs. control animals was dose, not duration exposure, produced related liver, muscle

adrenals of treated vs. controL animals waS obseRveD. InCrEasiNg doSe, but not duratiON of eXposure, produced related IncreAsES in bARiUm conCentratIOnS IN liVeR, sKelEtAL mUscle

adrenals of treated vs. c ontrol ani malswas  ob se rved . In creasing dose, butnot duration of exposu re, p ro d uced re lated  increa s es i n b ar iu m c on c en trati ons  in liv er, skelet almu scle

adrenals_of treated_vs. control animals was_observed. Increasing_dose,_but not_duration_of exposure, produced_related increases in_barium concentrations in liver,_skeletal muscle


+/- 2%) in the HMW fraction. Thus, nonspecific interferences with beta TG measurements in certain urines are overcome by the separation step. Using Se

+ /- 2 %) in the HMW fraction. Thus, nonspecific interferences with beta TG measurements in certain urine are get the best by the separation step. use Se

+/- 2%) ln the HMW fraction. Thus, nonspecific injeeferenres witg beta TE measurements in certain urmnes are ivercome by the separagion step. Using Sw

+/- 2%) in the HMW fraction. Thus, with TG measurements certain urines are Using

+/- 2%) in the HMW fraction. Thus, nonspEcific inteRfereNceS wiTh Beta tG meAsurements in ceRTain Urines are overcome by the SeparAtIOn stEP. USing SE

+/- 2%) in the HMW fracti on. Thus,nonsp eci fic  i nter fere nces with beta TG m easurements in certain  urin es areo ve rcome  by the se p a rat io nste p. Us ing S e

+/-_2%) in_the HMW fraction. Thus,_nonspecific interferences_with_beta TG_measurements_in certain urines_are overcome by_the separation step. Using_Se


involved in iron uptake mediated by siderophores. Analysis of the DNA surrounding the transposon insertion showed the presence of a tonB cluster of genes composed of

involved in iron uptake mediated by siderophores. Analysis of the deoxyribonucleic acid besiege the transposon insertion showed the bearing of a tonB cluster of gene composed of

ingolved in iron uptake meaiated by siderophores. Analyais of tfe DNA surrounding the trans'osob instgtion showed the presdnce of a tonB clystec of genes composed of

involved in iron uptake mediated by siderophores. the surrounding the insertion showed the of composed of

involved in iron uptake mediaTed by siderOphorEs. ANalYsIs of The DnA surrounding tHE traNsposon insertion showed The prEsENce oF A tOnB clUster of GEnES ComPoSeD of

involved in iron uptake m ediated by  side rop hor es . An alys is of the DNAs urro unding the transposoninser ti o n sh o we d the  presen c eo f  ato nB  cl us t er  of g ene s compo sed of

involved_in iron_uptake mediated by siderophores._Analysis of_the_DNA surrounding_the_transposon insertion showed_the presence of_a tonB cluster of_genes composed of


the lumbar region in 47 (30%), were the most common sites of occurrence of spina bifida. Of 71 hydrocephalic patients, 39 (55%)

the lumbar region in 47 (30 %), were the most common sites of happening of spina bifida. Of 71 hydrocephalic patient, 39 (55% )

thf lumbar region in 47 (30%), wert the most common sites mf occhrrence uf spina bifida. Of 71 hydrocepialix patuents, 39 (55%)

the lumbar region in 47 (30%), were common of occurrence spina bifida. Of

the lumbar region in 47 (30%), were the mOst common sItes oF ocCurReNce oF spiNa bifida. Of 71 hydrOCephAlic patients, 39 (55%)

the lumbar region in 47 ( 30%), were  themos t c om monsite s of occurrenc e  ofspina bifida. Of 71 hy droce ph a licp at ients , 39 (5 5 %)

the_lumbar region_in 47 (30%), were_the most_common_sites of_occurrence_of spina bifida._Of 71 hydrocephalic_patients, 39 (55%)


abdominal cryptorchidism, in four groups of 5 rats at 3 months of age vasocystostomies (a microsurgical operation anastomosing both sperm

abdominal cryptorchidism, in four groups of 5 rats at 3 months of old age vasocystostomies (a microsurgical process anastomosing both sperm

abdlminal cryptorchidism, in four groups of 5 rats et 3 monfhs of aee vasocystostomies (a microsnrgixal okvration anastomosing coth sperl

abdominal cryptorchidism, in four groups of 5 3 of age (a microsurgical operation

abdominal cryptorchidism, in Four groups Of 5 ratS at 3 MonThS of aGe vaSocystostomies (A MicrOsurgical operation anasTomosInG Both SPeRm

abdominal cryptorchidism,in four gr oupsof5 r at s at  3 m onths of age v a socy stostomies (a microsur gical  o p erat i on  anas tomosin g  b o t h s pe rm

abdominal cryptorchidism,_in four_groups of 5 rats_at 3_months_of age_vasocystostomies_(a microsurgical operation_anastomosing both sperm


py)2(mu-ox)]2+.pi-pi interactions of the bpy ligands from adjacent chains lead to their three-dimensional structures. An analogue

py)2(mu - ox)]2+.pi - pi interactions of the bpy ligands from adjacent chains head to their three - dimensional structure. An analogue

py)2(mk-ox)]2+.pi-pi interactions of uhe bpy ligands fton adjarent chzins leaa to their three-dimensional dteuctuees. An analogue

py)2(mu-ox)]2+.pi-pi interactions of the bpy ligands from lead their three-dimensional An analogue

py)2(mu-ox)]2+.pi-pi interactions of tHe bpy liganDs froM adJacEnT chaIns lEad to their threE-DimeNsional structures. An anaLogue

py)2(mu-ox)]2+.pi-pi inter actions of  thebpy  li ga ndsfrom  adjacent chai n s le ad to their three-dime nsion al stru c tu res.An anal o gu e

py)2(mu-ox)]2+.pi-pi interactions_of the_bpy ligands from adjacent_chains lead_to_their three-dimensional_structures._An analogue


is colorectal cancer (HNPCC). However, the inability to maintain primary colon epithelial cells in culture has limited the analysis of the contribution of MMR gene defects

is colorectal cancer (HNPCC). However, the inability to maintain primary colon epithelial cells in culture has specify the psychoanalysis of the contribution of MMR gene defects

is folorectal cancer (HNPCC). Mowever, the inabnoity tm mainfain prioary colon epithelial cells mn cylturt has limited the avalysis ov the cobtriuution of MMR geis defecbf

is colorectal cancer (HNPCC). However, the inability primary epithelial cells culture has limited of gene defects

is colorectal cancer (HNPCC). HoWever, the inAbiliTy tO maInTain PrimAry colon epitheLIal cElls in culture has limiteD the aNaLYsis OF tHe conTributiON oF mmR gEnE dEfeCtS

is colorectal cancer (HNPC C). Howeve r, th e i nab il ityto m aintain primar y  col on epithelial cells in  cult ur e  has li mited  the an a ly s i s o fth e c on t ri butio n o f MMR g ene defect s

is colorectal_cancer (HNPCC)._However, the inability to_maintain primary_colon_epithelial cells_in_culture has limited_the analysis of_the contribution of MMR_gene defects


-focused analysis, including a shortening of the time-frame to 5 years. Although treatment with LCE resulted in an increase in direct costs per patient of 3

-focused analysis, including a shortening of the time - frame to 5 days. Although discussion with LCE resulted in an increase in lineal costs per affected role of 3

-focksed analysis, including x shortening of the tike-frams to 5 yexrs. Although treatment with PCW resylted in an increase iv direct bosts per patment of 3

-focused analysis, including a shortening of the 5 Although treatment LCE resulted in per of 3

-focused analysis, including a Shortening Of the TimE-frAmE to 5 yEars. although treatmENt wiTh LCE resulted in an increAse in DiREct cOStS per pAtient oF 3

-focused analysis, includi ng a short ening  of  th etime -fra me to 5 years. Alth ough treatment with LC E res ul t ed i n  a n inc rease i n  d i r ect  c os tspe r  p atien t o f 3

-focused analysis,_including a_shortening of the time-frame_to 5_years._Although treatment_with_LCE resulted in_an increase in_direct costs per patient_of 3


gold), 36.6 +/- 23.7 (bismuth), 1.5 +/- 1.3 (cadmium), 39.8 +/- 24.7


capacity were minimal as the tissue was heated from 37°C to 61°C. Conversely, in brain tumor tissues, changes of specific heat capacity between 37°

capacity were minimal as the tissue was heated from 37 ° C to 61 ° C. Conversely, in mind tumor tissue, changes of specific heat capacity between 37 °

caoacity were minimal as tme tissue was hecred frmm 37°C tk 61°C. Convdrsely, in brain tumor tissued, xhangtf of specific heat capacity between 37°

capacity were minimal as the tissue was 37°C 61°C. Conversely, brain tumor tissues, between

capacity were minimal as the tIssue was heAted fRom 37°c to 61°c. COnveRselY, in brain tumor tISsueS, changes of specific heat CapacItY BetwEEn 37°

capacity were minimal asthe tissue  washea ted  f rom37°C  to 61°C. Conv e rsel y, in brain tumor tiss ues,ch a nges of  spec ific he a tc a pac it ybet we e n37°

capacity_were minimal_as the tissue was_heated from_37°C_to 61°C._Conversely,_in brain tumor_tissues, changes of_specific heat capacity between_37°


drugs and the rule-of-three by Congreve et al. for leads. The fast automated search with the new C-code TRIDOCK yields a

drugs and the rule - of - three by Congreve et al. for leads. The fast automated search with the newfangled C - code TRIDOCK give a

drkgs and the rule-of-three ny Congreve et al. for lxads. Ths fast ajtomated search with the new C-xode UGIDOCK yields a

drugs and the rule-of-three by Congreve et leads. fast automated with the new

drugs and the rule-of-three by COngreve et aL. for lEadS. ThE fAst aUtomAted search with THe neW C-code TRIDOCK yields a

drugs and the rule-of-thr ee by Cong reveetal.  f or l eads . The fast aut o mate d search with the newC-cod eT RIDO C Kyield s a

drugs_and the_rule-of-three by Congreve et_al. for_leads._The fast_automated_search with the_new C-code TRIDOCK_yields a


 pharmacokinetic study of OGT 719 in patients with liver cancer.
OGT 719 (Oxford GlycoSciences, Abingdon, UK) is

 phwrmacokinetic study of ONT 719 in patients cuth liter cander.
OGT 719 (Uxford GlycoSciences, Abingdoi, UK) is

pharmacokinetic study of OGT 719 in patients cancer. 719 (Oxford Abingdon, UK) is

 pharmacokinetic study of OGT 719 In patients With lIveR caNcEr.
OGt 719 (OxfOrd GlycoSciencES, AbiNgdon, UK) is

 pharmacokinetic study ofOGT 719 in  pati ent s w it h li vercancer.
OGT 71 9  (Ox ford GlycoSciences, Ab ingdo n, UK)i s

 pharmacokinetic_study of_OGT 719 in patients_with liver_cancer.
OGT_719 (Oxford_GlycoSciences,_Abingdon, UK) is


oglobin, respectively; in white blood cell DNA, the level of cisplatin was about 1 pg/microgram DNA. Preliminary data indicate that cancer patients have measurable amounts

oglobin, respectively; in white blood cell DNA, the level of cisplatin was approximately 1 pg / microgram DNA. Preliminary datum argue that cancer patients get measurable amount

ogllbin, respectively; in whiue blood cell DNA, the letel of displativ was about 1 pg/microgram DNA. Peelimunary data indicate thxt cancer patientw hate measurable amounts

oglobin, respectively; in white blood cell DNA, of was about pg/microgram DNA. Preliminary have amounts

oglobin, respectively; in whitE blood cell dNA, thE leVel Of CispLatiN was about 1 pg/micROgraM DNA. Preliminary data indIcate ThAT canCEr PatieNts have MEaSURabLe AmOunTs

oglobin, respectively; inwhite bloo d cel l D NA,  t he l evel  of cisplatinw as a bout 1 pg/microgram DN A. Pr el i mina r ydataindicat e  t h a t c an ce r p at i en ts ha vemeasura ble amount s

oglobin, respectively;_in white_blood cell DNA, the_level of_cisplatin_was about_1_pg/microgram DNA. Preliminary_data indicate that_cancer patients have measurable_amounts


 transplantation. Sex-specific Differences in the Quality of Treatment of Muscle-invasive Bladder Cancer Do Not Explain the Overall Survival Discrepancy.
While

transplantation. Sex - specific Differences in the Quality of Treatment of Muscle - invasive Bladder Cancer Do Not excuse the Overall Survival Discrepancy.
 While

 trwnsplantation. Sex-specifig Differences in the Quelity or Treatmdnt of Muscle-invasive Bladdec Cabcer Eo Not Explain the Ovefall Survpval Disceepaicy.
While

transplantation. Sex-specific Differences in the Quality of Muscle-invasive Cancer Do Explain the Overall

 transplantation. Sex-specifiC DifferencEs in tHe QUalItY of TReatMent of Muscle-inVAsivE Bladder Cancer Do Not ExpLain tHe oVeraLL SUrvivAl DiscrEPaNCY.
WhIlE

 transplantation. Sex-spec ific Diffe rence s i n t he  Qua lity  of Treatmento f Mu scle-invasive BladderCance rD o No t  E xplai n the O v er a l l S ur vi val  D i sc repan cy.
While

 transplantation._Sex-specific Differences_in the Quality of_Treatment of_Muscle-invasive_Bladder Cancer_Do_Not Explain the_Overall Survival Discrepancy.
While


of the response relative to the control value]=0.04 [95% confidence interval 0.01-0.11]mg/paw) and edema

of the response relative to the control value]=0.04 [ 95% confidence time interval 0.01 - 0.11]mg / paw) and edema

of the response relative tu the control vcoue]=0.04 [95% cmnfidehce intefval 0.01-0.11]mg/paw) and edema

of the response relative to the control confidence 0.01-0.11]mg/paw) and

of the response relative to thE control vaLue]=0.04 [95% coNfiDenCe InteRval 0.01-0.11]Mg/paw) and edema

of the response relativeto the con trolval ue] =0 .04[95%  confidence in t erva l 0.01-0.11]mg/paw) an d ede ma

of_the response_relative to the control_value]=0.04 [95%_confidence_interval 0.01-0.11]mg/paw)_and_edema


also demonstrated. Feeding through your gills and turning a toxicant into a resource: how the dogfish shark scavenges ammonia from its environment.

also demonstrated. Feeding through your gills and turn a poison into a resource: how the dogfish shark scavenges ammonia from its environment.

aldo demonstrated. Feeding uhrough your gills and tnrning z toxicavt into a resource: how the dlgdish whark scavenges ammonix from itd envirobmenu.

also demonstrated. Feeding through your gills and toxicant a resource: the dogfish shark

also demonstrated. Feeding thRough your gIlls aNd tUrnInG a toXicaNt into a resourcE: How tHe dogfish shark scavengeS ammoNiA From ITs EnvirOnment.

also demonstrated. Feedin g throughyourgil lsan d tu rnin g a toxicant i n to a  resource: how the dog fishsh a rk s c av enges  ammoni a  f r o m i ts  e nvi ro n me nt.

also_demonstrated. Feeding_through your gills and_turning a_toxicant_into a_resource:_how the dogfish_shark scavenges ammonia_from its environment.


the patients with MF/MC breast cancer who were diagnosed between 2003 and 2014 were reviewed. The T stage of MF/MC tumors was determined according to the largest

the patients with MF / MC breast cancer who were diagnosed between 2003 and 2014 were reviewed. The T stagecoach of MF / MC tumor was determined according to the bombastic

thf patients with MF/MC brexst cancer who cwre diegnosed between 2003 and 2014 were reviewed. The T svage of MD/MC tumors was determived accorfing to rhe oqrgest

the patients with MF/MC breast cancer who between and 2014 reviewed. The T determined to the largest

the patients with MF/MC breast Cancer who wEre diAgnOseD bEtweEn 2003 anD 2014 were reviewed. THE T stAge of MF/MC tumors was deteRmineD aCCordINg To the Largest

the patients with MF/MC b reast canc er wh o w ere  d iagn osed  between 2003a nd 2 014 were reviewed. The  T st ag e  ofM F/ MC tu mors wa s  d e t erm in ed  ac co r di ng to  th e large st

the_patients with_MF/MC breast cancer who_were diagnosed_between_2003 and_2014_were reviewed. The_T stage of_MF/MC tumors was determined_according to the_largest


the excitation energy is transferred downhill to D, forming D. Clear evidence is obtained that the other 40% of the excitations results in the formation of D+QA

the excitation energy is transferred downhill to D, form D. Clear evidence is prevail that the other 40% of the excitations results in the geological formation of D+QA

thf excitation energy is tvansferred downhnol to V, formihg D. Clexr evidence is obtained that tye otyer 40% of the excitationr results in the dormetion of D+QA

the excitation energy is transferred downhill to D. evidence is that the other in formation of D+QA

the excitation energy is tranSferred dowNhill To D, ForMiNg D. CLear Evidence is obtaINed tHat the other 40% of the excitaTions ReSUlts IN tHe forMation oF d+Qa

the excitation energy istransferre d dow nhi llto  D,form ing D. Clear e v iden ce is obtained that th e oth er 40%o fthe e xcitati o ns r esu lt sinth e  f ormat ion  of D+Q A

the_excitation energy_is transferred downhill to_D, forming_D._Clear evidence_is_obtained that the_other 40% of_the excitations results in_the formation of_D+QA


HIV-1-infected patients experiencing their first protease inhibitor (PI)-failure on nelfinavir-containing highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART),

HIV-1 - infected patients experiencing their first protease inhibitor (PI)-failure on nelfinavir - control highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART),

HIG-1-infected patients experlencing their fitsr protxase ingibitor (OI)-failure on nelfinavir-contamnint higyly active antiretrovifal theraiy (HAART),

HIV-1-infected patients experiencing their first protease inhibitor nelfinavir-containing active antiretroviral (HAART),

HIV-1-infected patients experiEncing theiR firsT prOteAsE inhIbitOr (PI)-failure on nELfinAvir-containing highly acTive aNtIRetrOViRal thErapy (HAarT),

HIV-1-infected patients e xperiencin g the irfir st  pro teas e inhibitor (P I )-fa ilure on nelfinavir-co ntain in g  hig h ly  acti ve anti r et r o vir al  t her ap y  ( HAART ),

HIV-1-infected_patients experiencing_their first protease inhibitor_(PI)-failure on_nelfinavir-containing_highly active_antiretroviral_therapy (HAART),


ATP concentrations in IC and control BUCs, but there was a slower decrease in ATP levels in IC supernatants. Treatment of IC BUCs with 10-40 microM

ATP concentrations in IC and control BUCs, but there was a dense decrease in ATP degree in IC supernatants. Treatment of IC BUCs with 10 - 40 microM

ATO concentrations in IC akd control BUCs, yyt thece was z slower decrease in ATP levels in IR supernaucnts. Treatment of IC BUCs witj 10-40 microN

ATP concentrations in IC and control BUCs, was slower decrease ATP levels in BUCs 10-40 microM

ATP concentrations in IC and cOntrol BUCs, But thEre Was A sLoweR decRease in ATP leveLS in Ic supernatants. Treatment Of IC BuCS With 10-40 MIcRoM

ATP concentrations in ICand contro l BUC s,but  t here  was  a slower decr e asein ATP levels in IC su perna ta n ts.T re atmen t of IC BU C s  wi th  1 0-4 0m ic roM

ATP_concentrations in_IC and control BUCs,_but there_was_a slower_decrease_in ATP levels_in IC supernatants._Treatment of IC BUCs_with 10-40 microM


. However, it is unclear which partial fundoplication performs best. This study compared anterior 180° versus posterior 270° fundoplication. At three hospitals,

. However, it is unclear which partial fundoplication performs best. This discipline compare anterior 180 ° versus posterior 270 ° fundoplication. At three hospitals,

. Hoaever, it is unclear whicm partial fundoplicatioi perfodms best. This study compared anterioc 180° vwrsus posterior 270° fundoplicagion. At tjree hospitaow,

. However, it is unclear which partial best. study compared 180° versus posterior

. However, it is unclear which paRtial fundoPlicaTioN peRfOrms Best. this study compaREd anTerior 180° versus posterior 270° fUndopLiCAtioN. at Three HospitaLS,

. However, it is unclear w hich parti al fu ndo pli ca tion  per forms best. Th i s st udy compared anterior180°ve r susp os terio r 270°f un d o pli ca ti on.  A t  t hreehos pitals,

. However,_it is_unclear which partial fundoplication_performs best._This_study compared_anterior_180° versus posterior_270° fundoplication. At_three hospitals,


. Five coats of die relief were applied internally in the crown to provide a cement space approximately 60 μm in thickness. Composite resin dies were fabricated by backfilling

. Five coats of die relief were applied internally in the crown to leave a cementum space approximately 60 μm in thickness. Composite resin dies were manufacture by backfilling

. Fige coats of die relief wtre applied interuqlly ii the cdown to orovide a cement space approeimarely 60 μm in thickness. Composkte resin dies weee febricated by backfilling

. Five coats of die relief were in crown to a cement space Composite dies were fabricated backfilling

. Five coats of die relief were aPplied inteRnallY in The CrOwn tO proVide a cement spaCE appRoximately 60 μm in thicknesS. CompOsITe reSIn Dies wEre fabrICaTED by BaCkFilLiNG

. Five coats of die relief  were appl ied i nte rna ll y in  the  crown to prov i de a  cement space approxim ately  6 0  μmi nthick ness. C o mp o s ite  r es indi e swerefab ricated  by backfi lli ng

. Five_coats of_die relief were applied_internally in_the_crown to_provide_a cement space_approximately 60 μm_in thickness. Composite resin_dies were fabricated_by_backfilling


iments in the Huangpu River and its tributaries (Suzhou River and Yunzao Brook) were firstly investigated. The mean concentrations of OP,

iments in the Huangpu River and its tributaries (Suzhou River and Yunzao Brook) were firstly investigated. The mean concentration of OP,

imejts in the Huangpu River and its tributceies (Snzhou Rjver and Yunzao Brook) were firstly iivesrigattb. The mean concentragions of LP,

iments in the Huangpu River and its River Yunzao Brook) firstly investigated. The

iments in the Huangpu River anD its tributAries (suzHou riVer aNd YuNzao Brook) were fIRstlY investigated. The mean coNcentRaTIons OF Op,

iments in the Huangpu Rive r and itstribu tar ies  ( Suzh ou R iver and Yunza o  Bro ok) were firstly inves tigat ed .  The me an co ncentra t io n s  of  O P,

iments in_the Huangpu_River and its tributaries_(Suzhou River_and_Yunzao Brook)_were_firstly investigated. The_mean concentrations of_OP,


/kg priming dose plus 3 mg/kg/h) was infused for 3 h, to achieve steady-state inhibition of NO synthesis. Data were compared with

/kg priming dose plus 3 mg / kg / h) was infused for 3 h, to achieve regular - department of state inhibition of NO synthesis. Data were compare with

/kg oriming dose plus 3 mg/kg/h) was infused fot 3 h, to echieve steady-sgate inhibition of NO synthediw. Datq were compared with

/kg priming dose plus 3 mg/kg/h) was 3 to achieve inhibition of NO

/kg priming dose plus 3 mg/kg/h) was Infused for 3 H, to acHieVe sTeAdy-sTate Inhibition of NO SYnthEsis. Data were compared wiTh

/kg priming dose plus 3 mg /kg/h) was  infu sed  fo r3 h,  toachieve steady - stat e inhibition of NO syn thesi s. Data we re co mparedw it h

/kg priming_dose plus_3 mg/kg/h) was infused_for 3_h,_to achieve_steady-state_inhibition of NO_synthesis. Data were_compared with


in the expression of microRNAs in pregnancy. Abnormal microRNA expression may have a role in the development of preeclampsia as it affects the proliferation, migration

in the expression of microRNAs in pregnancy. Abnormal microRNA expression may have a role in the growth of preeclampsia as it involve the proliferation, migration

in the expression of microVNAs in pregnanci. Qbnormel micrkRNA expfession may have a role in tie dwvelokient of preeclampska as it wffects rhe kroliferation, migcztion

in the expression of microRNAs in pregnancy. expression have a in the development the migration

in the expression of microRNAS in pregnanCy. AbnOrmAl mIcRoRNa expRession may have A Role In the development of preeClampSiA As it AFfEcts tHe proliFErATIon, MiGrAtiOn

in the expression of micr oRNAs in p regna ncy . A bn orma l mi croRNA express i on m ay have a role in thedevel op m ento fpreec lampsia as i t a ff ec tsth e  p rolif era tion, m igration

in_the expression_of microRNAs in pregnancy._Abnormal microRNA_expression_may have_a_role in the_development of preeclampsia_as it affects the_proliferation, migration


/DHPC in solution, and in the collection of an input of conformational constraints for the computation of the global fold of the protein. For OmpA,

/DHPC in solution, and in the collection of an input of conformational constraints for the computation of the ball-shaped congregation of the protein. For OmpA,

/DHPF in solution, and in the collection of cb inpuv of cohformatiunal constraints for the com'utarion if the global fold of ghe protepn. For OmpA,

/DHPC in solution, and in the collection input conformational constraints the computation of protein. OmpA,

/DHPC in solution, and in the colLection of aN inpuT of ConFoRmatIonaL constraints foR The cOmputation of the global fOld of ThE ProtEIn. for OmPA,

/DHPC in solution, and inthe collec tionofanin putof c onformationalc onst raints for the computa tionof theg lo bal f old oft he p rot ei n.  Fo rO mp A,

/DHPC in_solution, and_in the collection of_an input_of_conformational constraints_for_the computation of_the global fold_of the protein. For_OmpA,


samples and the presence of BSA were investigated in the Cu2+ ions preconcentration. The method provided an analytical curve ranging from 3.6 to 100.

samples and the presence of BSA were investigated in the Cu2 + ions preconcentration. The method acting provide an analytical curve range from 3.6 to 100.

salples and the presence on BSA were invesjitated mn the Du2+ ions oreconcentration. The method 'rovuded qn analytical curve ravging frol 3.6 to 100.

samples and the presence of BSA were the ions preconcentration. method provided an to

samples and the presence of BSa were invesTigatEd iN thE CU2+ ionS preConcentration. THE metHod provided an analyticaL curvE rANginG FrOm 3.6 to 100.

samples and the presenceof BSA wer e inv est iga te d in  the  Cu2+ ions pre c once ntration. The method p rovid ed an a n al ytica l curve ra n g ing  f ro m 3 .6 to  100.

samples_and the_presence of BSA were_investigated in_the_Cu2+ ions_preconcentration._The method provided_an analytical curve_ranging from 3.6 to_100.


dogs with surgically induced myocardial infarction. Unphosphorylated creatine and adenosine diphosphate (ADP) levels were calculated. The results were compared with biochemical

dogs with surgically induced myocardial infarction. Unphosphorylated creatine and adenosine diphosphate (ADP) levels were account. The result were compared with biochemical

dohs with surgically inductd myocardial infcection. Unphoaphorylaged creatine and adenosine dmphowphatt (ADP) levels were cxlculated. The resylts qere compacsd with biochslican

dogs with surgically induced myocardial infarction. Unphosphorylated adenosine (ADP) levels calculated. The results

dogs with surgically induced Myocardial InfarCtiOn. UNpHospHoryLated creatine aND adeNosine diphosphate (ADP) leVels wErE CalcULaTed. ThE resultS WeRE ComPaReD wiTh BIoChemiCal

dogs with surgically indu ced myocar dialinf arc ti on.Unph osphorylated c r eati ne and adenosine dipho sphat e( ADP) le velswere ca l cu l a ted .Th e r es u lt s wer e c ompared  with bioc hem ic al

dogs_with surgically_induced myocardial infarction. Unphosphorylated_creatine and_adenosine_diphosphate (ADP)_levels_were calculated. The_results were compared_with biochemical


apine treatment, whereas cholecystokinin, visfatin, and agouti-related protein levels did not change significantly. In conclusion, consistent with

apine treatment, whereas cholecystokinin, visfatin, and agouti - related protein levels did not change importantly. In ending, consistent with

apije treatment, whereas chouecystokinin, visfatin, end agohti-relatdd protein levels did not chenge signuficantly. In conclusiov, consistvnt with

apine treatment, whereas cholecystokinin, visfatin, and agouti-related did change significantly. conclusion, consistent with

apine treatment, whereas cholEcystokiniN, visfAtiN, anD aGoutI-relAted protein levELs diD not change significantlY. In coNcLUsioN, CoNsistEnt with

apine treatment, whereas c holecystok inin,  vi sfa ti n, a nd a gouti-relatedp rote in levels did not chan ge si gn i fica n tl y. In  conclu s io n ,  co ns is ten tw it h

apine treatment,_whereas cholecystokinin,_visfatin, and agouti-related protein_levels did_not_change significantly._In_conclusion, consistent with


39.9% 2000. The use of minor tranquillizers had increased from 13.2% to 39.2% and the prevalence of antipsychotic use

39.9% 2000. The use of minor tranquillizers had increased from 13.2% to 39.2% and the prevalence of antipsychotic habit

39.9% 2000. Hhe use of minor tranquiulizers had incteqsed fcom 13.2% to 39.2% and thd prevalence of antipsychotir usw

39.9% 2000. The use of minor tranquillizers from to 39.2% the prevalence of

39.9% 2000. The use of minor tranquillizeRs had increAsed fRom 13.2% To 39.2% aNd The pRevaLence of antipsyCHotiC use

39.9% 2000. The use of mi nor tranqu illiz ers  ha dincr ease d from 13.2% t o  39. 2% and the prevalenceof an ti p sych o ti c use

39.9%_2000. The_use of minor tranquillizers_had increased_from_13.2% to_39.2%_and the prevalence_of antipsychotic use


combinant human EGF (hEGF) could be radioiodinated successfully by this method, whereas murine EGF could not. Bolton-Hunter 125I-

combinant human EGF (hEGF) could be radioiodinated successfully by this method, whereas murine EGF could not. Bolton - Hunter 125I-

comhinant human EGF (hEGF) comld be radioiodiuqted snccessfhlly by ghis method, whereas murine EJF ciuld bot. Bolton-Hunter 125I-

combinant human EGF (hEGF) could be radioiodinated this whereas murine could not. Bolton-Hunter

combinant human EGF (hEGF) coulD be radioioDinatEd sUccEsSfulLy by This method, wherEAs muRine EGF could not. Bolton-HUnter 125i-

combinant human EGF (hEGF)  could beradio iod ina te d su cces sfully by this meth od, whereas murine EGF  coul dn ot.B ol ton-H unter 1 2 5I -

combinant human_EGF (hEGF)_could be radioiodinated successfully_by this_method,_whereas murine_EGF_could not. Bolton-Hunter_125I-


in liver specimens from tree squirrels putatively infected with the tree squirrel hepatitis virus, or in liver specimens from horses with hepatitis (serum sickness), or

in liver specimens from tree squirrels putatively infected with the tree squirrel hepatitis virus, or in liver specimens from cavalry with hepatitis (serum illness), or

in liver specimens from trte squirrels putajicely iifected with thd tree squirrel hepatitis vicus, ir in liver specimens from forses winh hepatiris (wwrum sicknxas), or

in liver specimens from tree squirrels putatively the squirrel hepatitis or in liver (serum or

in liver specimens from tree sQuirrels puTativEly InfEcTed wIth tHe tree squirrel HEpatItis virus, or in liver specImens FrOM horSEs With hEpatitiS (SeRUM siCkNeSs), oR

in liver specimens from t ree squirr els p uta tiv el y in fect ed with the tr e e sq uirrel hepatitis virus , orin live r  s pecim ens fro m  h o r ses  w it h h ep a ti tis ( ser um sick ness), or

in_liver specimens_from tree squirrels putatively_infected with_the_tree squirrel_hepatitis_virus, or in_liver specimens from_horses with hepatitis (serum_sickness), or


single administration of minocycline in periodontal maintenance subjects. The effects of retinoids on cartilage differentiation in micromass cultures of chick facial primordia and the relationship

single administration of minocycline in periodontal maintenance discipline. The effect of retinoids on cartilage differentiation in micromass cultures of chick facial primordia and the kinship

sijgle administration of mlnocycline in petiidontan mainfenance rubjects. The effects of retiioidw on xartilage differentiatkon in mibromass cyltuces of chick facmzl primordia zkd thz celationship

single administration of minocycline in periodontal maintenance effects retinoids on differentiation in micromass and relationship

single administration of minOcycline in PerioDonTal MaInteNancE subjects. The efFEcts Of retinoids on cartilage DiffeReNTiatIOn In micRomass cULtUREs oF cHiCk fAcIAl PrimoRdiA and the RelationshIp

single administration ofminocyclin e inper iod on talmain tenance subjec t s. T he effects of retinoid s onca r tila g ediffe rentiat i on i n m ic ro mas sc ul tures  of  chickfacial pri mor di a and the re l at ionship

single_administration of_minocycline in periodontal maintenance_subjects. The_effects_of retinoids_on_cartilage differentiation in_micromass cultures of_chick facial primordia and_the relationship


analogues of cAMP, indicating that its effect is due to elevated cellular cAMP levels. 2) At low insulin concentrations (1 nM), adipose conversion is reduced. Growth

analogues of cAMP, indicating that its effect is ascribable to exalted cellular cAMP levels. 2) At depleted insulin concentration (1 nM), adipose conversion is reduced. Growth

anwlogues of cAMP, indicatikg that its effeer is dne to emevated zellular cAMP levels. 2) At low ibsulib concentrations (1 nM), aaipose cojversion is ceduced. Growth

analogues of cAMP, indicating that its effect to cellular cAMP 2) At low conversion reduced. Growth

analogues of cAMP, indicating That its effEct is Due To eLeVateD celLular cAMP levelS. 2) at loW insulin concentrations (1 NM), adiPoSE conVErSion iS reduceD. grOWTh

analogues of cAMP, indica ting thatits e ffe ctis  due  toelevated cellu l ar c AMP levels. 2) At lowinsul in conc e nt ratio ns (1 n M ), a dip os econ ve r si on is  re duced.Growth

analogues_of cAMP,_indicating that its effect_is due_to_elevated cellular_cAMP_levels. 2) At_low insulin concentrations_(1 nM), adipose conversion_is reduced. Growth


content (+78%; P < 0.01), and resting glycogen level (to 39.3 micromol glucose/g muscle; P < 0.01)

content (+78% ; P < 0.01), and resting glycogen level (to 39.3 micromol glucose / g muscleman; phosphorus < 0.01 )

cojtent (+78%; P < 0.01), and resting guycogen level (to 39.3 micrmmol gmucose/g ouscle; P < 0.01)

content (+78%; P < 0.01), and resting (to micromol glucose/g P < 0.01)

content (+78%; P < 0.01), and resting glycogeN level (to 39.3 miCromoL glUcoSe/G musCle; P < 0.01)

content (+78%; P < 0.01),  and resti ng gl yco gen  l evel  (to  39.3 micromol gluc ose/g muscle; P < 0.01 )

content_(+78%; P_< 0.01), and resting_glycogen level_(to_39.3 micromol_glucose/g_muscle; P <_0.01)


Cell surface staining indicated similarity of the hybrid's reactivity to O-glycans and sensitivity for sialylation to respective properties of tandem-repeattype galectin-8

Cell surface staining indicated similarity of the loanblend's responsiveness to oxygen - glycans and sensitivity for sialylation to respective properties of tandem - repeattype galectin-8

Cepl surface staining indigated similarity of the hybris's reactkvity to O-glycans and sensitmvitt for sialylation to respecgive propvrties of tanvem-repeattype galectin-8

Cell surface staining indicated similarity of the to and sensitivity sialylation to respective

Cell surface staining indicaTed similarIty of The HybRiD's reActiVity to O-glycans ANd seNsitivity for sialylatioN to reSpECtivE PrOpertIes of taNDeM-REpeAtTyPe gAlECtIn-8

Cell surface staining ind icated sim ilari tyofth e hy brid 's reactivityt o O- glycans and sensitivit y for  s i alyl a ti on to  respec t iv e pro pe rt ies  o f  t andem -re peattyp e galectin -8

Cell_surface staining_indicated similarity of the_hybrid's reactivity_to_O-glycans and_sensitivity_for sialylation to_respective properties of_tandem-repeattype galectin-8


were tested positive for at least one pathogen and 126 (3.3%) were positive for M. genitalium. M. genitalium is the second most prevalent

were tested positive for at least one pathogen and 126 (3.3 %) were positive for M. genitalium. M. genitalium is the second most prevailing

wege tested positive for au least one pathoywn and 126 (3.3%) wers positixe for M. genitalium. M. genitapiym is the second most prevauent

were tested positive for at least one 126 were positive M. genitalium. M. prevalent

were tested positive for at leAst one pathOgen aNd 126 (3.3%) wEre PoSitiVe foR M. genitalium. M. gENitaLium is the second most preValenT

were tested positive forat least o ne pa tho gen  a nd 1 26 ( 3.3%) were pos i tive  for M. genitalium. M.  geni ta l iumi sthe s econd m o st p rev al en t

were_tested positive_for at least one_pathogen and_126_(3.3%) were_positive_for M. genitalium._M. genitalium is_the second most prevalent


3) and Bz+•(Pyr)) is likewise rationalized. Ultrasound-guided hyaluronic acid injection in carpometacarp

3) and Bz+•(Pyr) ) is likewise rationalized. Ultrasound - guided hyaluronic acid injection in carpometacarp

3) anf Bz+•(Pyr)) is likewise ratiunalized. Ultrasound-guived hyamuronic xcid injection in carpometacerp

3) and Bz+•(Pyr)) is likewise rationalized. Ultrasound-guided injection carpometacarp

3) and Bz+•(Pyr)) is likewise rationaLized. UltraSound-GuiDed HyAlurOnic Acid injection iN CarpOmetacarp

3) and Bz+•(Pyr)) is likew ise ration alize d.Ult ra soun d-gu ided hyaluroni c  aci d injection in carpome tacar p

3) and_Bz+•(Pyr)) is_likewise rationalized. Ultrasound-guided hyaluronic_acid injection_in_carpometacarp


erasome as a viral-size siRNA-carrier free from fusion and cross-linking.
Surface-rigidified cerasomes (ceramic-coated

erasome as a viral - size siRNA - carrier free from fusion and cross - connect.
 open - rigidified cerasomes (ceramic - coated

eradome as a viral-size siRNX-carrier free fton fusimn and cross-livking.
Surface-rigidified ceraslmws (ceeamic-coated

erasome as a viral-size siRNA-carrier free from cross-linking. cerasomes (ceramic-coated

erasome as a viral-size siRNA-cArrier free From fUsiOn aNd CrosS-linKing.
Surface-rigIDifiEd cerasomes (ceramic-coatEd

erasome as a viral-size si RNA-carrie r fre e f rom  f usio n an d cross-linkin g .
Su rface-rigidified ceras omes(c e rami c -c oated

erasome as_a viral-size_siRNA-carrier free from fusion_and cross-linking.
Surface-rigidified_cerasomes_(ceramic-coated


stability depend upon whether the introduced amino acid protrudes from the solvent accessible surface as defined by the surrounding residues in the wild type enzyme or is submerged below. T

stability depend upon whether the introduced amino acid protrudes from the solvent accessible open as define by the surrounding residues in the wild character enzyme or is submerged below. T

stwbility depend upon whetmer the introducgd amino acid lrotruder from the solvent accessiblx sueface as defined by the surfounding gesidues un tie wild type enzbje or is submsvged yeoow. T

stability depend upon whether the introduced amino from solvent accessible as defined by wild enzyme or is below. T

stability depend upon whetheR the introdUced aMinO acId ProtRudeS from the solvenT AcceSsible surface as defined By the SuRRounDInG resiDues in tHE wILD tyPe EnZymE oR Is SubmeRgeD below. T

stability depend upon whe ther the i ntrod uce d a mi no a cidprotrudes from thesolvent accessible sur faceas defi n ed  by t he surr o un d i ngre si due si nthe w ild  type e nzyme or i s s ub merged below .  T

stability_depend upon_whether the introduced amino_acid protrudes_from_the solvent_accessible_surface as defined_by the surrounding_residues in the wild_type enzyme or_is_submerged below. T


m-derived ceramide induces cell death. Neutral sphingomyelinase (Nsm) enhances the release of reactive oxygen species, which suppress autophagy in

m - derived ceramide induces cell death. achromatic sphingomyelinase (Nsm) enhance the release of reactive oxygen species, which suppress autophagy in

m-degived ceramide induces ctll death. Neutral sphingmmyelihase (Nsm) enhances the release of reartivw oxyten species, which suppfess autoihagy in

m-derived ceramide induces cell death. Neutral sphingomyelinase the of reactive species, which suppress

m-derived ceramide induces ceLl death. NeuTral sPhiNgoMyElinAse (NSm) enhances the rELeasE of reactive oxygen speciEs, whiCh SUpprESs AutopHagy in

m-derived ceramide induces  cell deat h. Ne utr alsp hing omye linase (Nsm) e n hanc es the release of reac tiveox y gens pe cies,  whichs up p r ess  a ut oph ag y  i n

m-derived ceramide_induces cell_death. Neutral sphingomyelinase (Nsm)_enhances the_release_of reactive_oxygen_species, which suppress_autophagy in


observed in the mice treated with wheat leaf ribonuclease (27 kDa) compared with the control RNase A and polyethylene glycol. In nude mice injected intratumor

observed in the mice treated with wheat leaf ribonuclease (27 kDa) compare with the restraint RNase A and polyethylene glycol. In nude mice inject intratumor

obderved in the mice treattd with wheat leay ribonnclease (27 kDa) coopared with the control RNasx A qnd pilyethylene glycol. In vude mice injectee inuratumor

observed in the mice treated with wheat (27 compared with control RNase A mice intratumor

observed in the mice treated wIth wheat leAf ribOnuCleAsE (27 kDa) CompAred with the conTRol Rnase A and polyethylene glYcol. IN nUDe miCE iNjectEd intraTUmOR

observed in the mice trea ted with w heatlea f r ib onuc leas e (27 kDa) com p ared  with the control RNas e A a nd poly e th ylene  glycol .  I n nud emi cein j ec ted i ntr atumor

observed_in the_mice treated with wheat_leaf ribonuclease_(27_kDa) compared_with_the control RNase_A and polyethylene_glycol. In nude mice_injected intratumor


 and computational study.
The orientation of the orthopalladation of iminophosphoranes R3P=NCH2Aryl (R=

and computational study.
 The orientation of the orthopalladation of iminophosphoranes R3P = NCH2Aryl (R=

 anf computational study.
The orientation of the orvhopallzdation uf iminophosphoranes R3P=NCH2Arbl (R=

and computational study. The orientation of the iminophosphoranes (R=

 and computational study.
The oRientation Of the OrtHopAlLadaTion Of iminophosphoRAnes r3P=NCH2Aryl (R=

and computational study.The orient ation  of  th eorth opal ladation of im i noph osphoranes R3P=NCH2Ary l (R=

 and_computational study.
The_orientation of the orthopalladation_of iminophosphoranes_R3P=NCH2Aryl_(R=


was carried out in the Department of Anatomy, Basic Medical Sciences Institute, Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centre, Karachi, Pakistan during March 2002 to February

wad carried out in the Depxrtment of Anatomy, Basmc Medidal Scievces Institute, Jinnah Postgreduare Meeical Centre, Karachi, Pxkistan dlring Marxh 2002 uo February

was carried out in the Department of Medical Institute, Jinnah Medical Centre, Karachi, February

was carried out in the DepartmEnt of AnatoMy, BasIc MEdiCaL SciEnceS Institute, JinnAH PosTgraduate Medical Centre, karacHi, pAkisTAn DurinG March 2002 tO feBRUarY

was carried out in the De partment o f Ana tom y,Ba sicMedi cal Sciences I n stit ute, Jinnah Postgradua te Me di c al C e nt re, K arachi, Pa k i sta ndu rin gM ar ch 20 02to Febr uary

was_carried out_in the Department of_Anatomy, Basic_Medical_Sciences Institute,_Jinnah_Postgraduate Medical Centre,_Karachi, Pakistan during_March 2002 to February


this study demonstrates that aspiration can be performed immediately before biopsy without altering the interpretation of hematopoietic cellularity. This makes a simple one-step aspiration-biopsy techn

this study demonstrates that aspiration can be performed immediately before biopsy without alter the rendition of hematopoietic cellularity. This makes a simple one - gradation inhalation - biopsy techn

thls study demonstrates thxt aspiration ccb be pxrformes immedixtely before biopsy without elteeing uke interpretation of hematopopetic celoulacity. This makes e simple one-stsi aspnretion-biopsy tecmn

this study demonstrates that aspiration can be before without altering interpretation of hematopoietic one-step techn

this study demonstrates that Aspiration Can be PerForMeD immEdiaTely before biopSY witHout altering the interprEtatiOn OF hemAToPoietIc celluLArITY. ThIs MaKes A sIMpLe one-SteP aspiraTion-biopsy TecHn

this study demonstrates t hat aspira tioncan  be  p erfo rmed  immediately b e fore  biopsy without alteri ng th ei nter p re tatio n of he m at o p oie ti ccel lu l ar ity.Thi s makes  a simpleone -s tep aspirati o n- biopsy tec hn

this_study demonstrates_that aspiration can be_performed immediately_before_biopsy without_altering_the interpretation of_hematopoietic cellularity. This_makes a simple one-step_aspiration-biopsy techn


6 cDNA probe was used in Northern blot and RNA dot blot hybridization analysis to demonstrate that both streptozotocin-induced diabetes and fasting significantly elevated the steady-

6 cDNA probe was used in Northern blot and RNA acid smudge hybridization analysis to demonstrate that both streptozotocin - induce diabetes and fast significantly elevated the steady-

6 cDJA probe was used in Noruhern blot and RNC dot bnot hygridizatkon analysis to demonstrate vhat both streptozotocin-induced diabetes and fasring wignificanvmy elevated tgc stecdb-

6 cDNA probe was used in Northern RNA blot hybridization to demonstrate that significantly the steady-

6 cDNA probe was used in NortherN blot and RNa dot bLot HybRiDizaTion Analysis to demoNStraTe that both streptozotocIn-indUcED diaBEtEs and Fasting SIgNIFicAnTlY elEvATeD the sTeaDy-

6 cDNA probe was used in N orthern bl ot an d R NAdo t bl ot h ybridization a n alys is to demonstrate that  both  s t rept o zo tocin -induce d  d i a bet es  a ndfa s ti ng si gni ficantl y elevated  th esteady-

6 cDNA_probe was_used in Northern blot_and RNA_dot_blot hybridization_analysis_to demonstrate that_both streptozotocin-induced diabetes_and fasting significantly elevated_the steady-


(2)min using observed pseudo-first-order rate constants with respect to birnessite loading. The transformation of 1-naphthol was dependent on

( 2)min using observed pseudo - first - order pace constant with respect to birnessite loading. The transformation of 1 - naphthol was pendent on

(2)min using observed pseudo-fivst-order rate couwtants with despect go birnessite loading. The trensfirmatuon of 1-naphthol was deoendent oj

(2)min using observed pseudo-first-order rate constants with birnessite The transformation 1-naphthol was dependent

(2)min using observed pseudo-firSt-order ratE consTanTs wItH resPect To birnessite loADing. the transformation of 1-napHthol WaS DepeNDeNt on

(2)min using observed pseu do-first-o rderrat e c on stan ts w ith respect to birn essite loading. The tr ansfo rm a tion of  1-na phtholw as d epe nd en t o n

(2)min using_observed pseudo-first-order_rate constants with respect_to birnessite_loading._The transformation_of_1-naphthol was dependent_on


-Poisson regression model. To assess potential delayed and non-linear effects of air pollutants and Apparent Temperature (AT), a biometeorological index which

-Poisson regression model. To assess potential stay and non - analogue effects of air pollutant and Apparent Temperature (AT), a biometeorological index which

-Poidson regression model. To assess potentico delabed and non-linexr effects of air pollutants abd Apkcrent Temperature (AT), a biometvorologicql iidex which

-Poisson regression model. To assess potential delayed effects air pollutants Apparent Temperature (AT),

-Poisson regression model. To aSsess potenTial dElaYed AnD non-LineAr effects of air POlluTants and Apparent TemperAture (aT), A BiomETeOroloGical inDEx WHIch

-Poisson regression model.  To assess  pote nti alde laye d an d non-linear e f fect s of air pollutants an d App ar e nt T e mp eratu re (AT) ,  a b iom et eo rol og i ca l ind exwhich

-Poisson regression_model. To_assess potential delayed and_non-linear effects_of_air pollutants_and_Apparent Temperature (AT),_a biometeorological index_which


Study, a longitudinal panel study of Temporary Assistance for Needy Families in Illinois. This study explores the following issues within this low-income population: (1

Study, a longitudinal panel study of Temporary Assistance for Needy Families in Illinois. This study explores the follow issue within this low - income population: (1

Stkdy, a longitudinal panel study of Tempotaey Assmstance for Neeay Families in Illinois. This srudy tqplores the following issues wpthin thiw lox-income population: (1

Study, a longitudinal panel study of Temporary Needy in Illinois. study explores the population:

Study, a longitudinal panel stUdy of TempoRary ASsiStaNcE for needY Families in IllINois. this study explores the foLlowiNg ISsueS WiThin tHis low-iNCoME PopUlAtIon: (1

Study, a longitudinal pan el study o f Tem por ary  A ssis tanc e for Needy Fa m ilie s in Illinois. This st udy e xp l ores th e fol lowingi ss u e s w it hi n t hi s  l ow-in com e popul ation: (1

Study,_a longitudinal_panel study of Temporary_Assistance for_Needy_Families in_Illinois._This study explores_the following issues_within this low-income population:_(1


. Proteins brighten the brain.
Through selective activation/inhibition or dissection of neuronal circuits, optogenetic tools have raised hopes for a better understanding of neuropsych

. Proteins brighten the brain.
 Through selective activation / prohibition or dissection of neural circuit, optogenetic tools have raised hope for a better understanding of neuropsych

. Prlteins brighten the braik.
Through selectirw actitation/ihhibitiov or dissection of neuronal rircyits, iptogenetic tools have raised hlpes for a bttter understandiif of nemxopsydm

. Proteins brighten the brain. Through selective dissection neuronal circuits, tools have raised of

. Proteins brighten the brain.
THrough seleCtive ActIvaTiOn/inHibiTion or dissectiON of nEuronal circuits, optogenEtic tOoLS havE RaIsed hOpes for A BeTTEr uNdErStaNdINg Of neuRopSych

. Proteins brighten the br ain.
Throu gh se lec tiv eacti vati on/inhibitiono r di ssection of neuronal c ircui ts ,  opt o ge netic  toolsh av e rai se dhop es fo r a b ett er unde rstandingofne uropsych

. Proteins_brighten the_brain.
Through selective activation/inhibition or_dissection of_neuronal_circuits, optogenetic_tools_have raised hopes_for a better_understanding of neuropsych


 of the NADPH produced by the pentose phosphate pathway is necessary for the utilization of glucose by Kluyveromyces lactis rag2 mutants.
Kluy

 of the NADPH produced by tme pentose phospkqte pavhway ia necessxry for the utilization of gpuxose vy Kluyveromyces lactir rag2 mutwnts.
Kluy

of the NADPH produced by the pentose is for the of glucose by

 of the NADPH produced by the peNtose phospHate pAthWay Is NeceSsarY for the utilizaTIon oF glucose by KluyveromyceS lactIs RAg2 muTAnTs.
KluY

 of the NADPH produced bythe pentos e pho sph ate  p athw ay i s necessary fo r  the  utilization of glucos e byKl u yver o my ces l actis r a g2 m uta nt s.
Kl uy

 of_the NADPH_produced by the pentose_phosphate pathway_is_necessary for_the_utilization of glucose_by Kluyveromyces lactis_rag2 mutants.
Kluy


their need for support on discharge. In many cases, the scores accorded with clinicians' tacit knowledge of the patient, and were used to reinforce this opinion,

their need for support on discharge. In many cases, the score harmonize with clinicians' tacit knowledge of the affected role, and were used to reinforce this opinion,

thfir need for support on aischarge. In maut casev, the acores azcorded with clinicians' taciv kniwledte of the patient, and dere used to reindorct this opinion,

their need for support on discharge. In the accorded with tacit knowledge of to this opinion,

their need for support on discHarge. In manY caseS, thE scOrEs acCordEd with cliniciaNS' tacIt knowledge of the patienT, and wErE Used TO rEinfoRce this OPiNIOn,

their need for support on  discharge . Inman y c as es,thescores accorde d  wit h clinicians' tacit kn owled ge of t h epatie nt, and we r e  us ed  t o r ei n fo rce t his  opinio n,

their_need for_support on discharge. In_many cases,_the_scores accorded_with_clinicians' tacit knowledge_of the patient,_and were used to_reinforce this opinion,


common in pulmonary parenchymal, pleural, and thoracic diseases, leading to a higher minute ventilation and ventilatory work during exercise. The associated increase in the metabolic energy

common in pulmonary parenchymal, pleural, and thoracic diseases, leading to a eminent hour ventilation and ventilatory work during exercise. The consort increase in the metabolic energy

colmon in pulmonary parencmymal, pleural, anb thoraric dissases, lexding to a higher minute venvilarion qnd ventilatory work djring exegcise. The assixiated inccsase in the msbabolnc energy

common in pulmonary parenchymal, pleural, and thoracic to higher minute and ventilatory work in metabolic energy

common in pulmonary parenchyMal, pleural, And thOraCic DiSeasEs, leAding to a higher MInutE ventilation and ventilaTory wOrK DuriNG eXerciSe. The asSOcIATed InCrEasE iN ThE metaBolIc energY

common in pulmonary paren chymal, pl eural , a ndth orac ic d iseases, leadi n g to  a higher minute venti latio na nd v e nt ilato ry work du r i ngex er cis e. Th e ass oci ated in crease inthe  m etabolic ene r gy

common_in pulmonary_parenchymal, pleural, and thoracic_diseases, leading_to_a higher_minute_ventilation and ventilatory_work during exercise._The associated increase in_the metabolic energy


adenoviral vector that carries the L-plastin (Lp) tumor-specific promoter-driven transcription unit encoding the cytosine deaminase gene

adenoviral vector that carries the L - plastin (Lp) tumor - specific promoter - driven transcription unit of measurement encode the cytosine deaminase gene

adfnoviral vector that carvies the L-plastiu (Lp) tukor-spedific prumoter-driven transcription uiit wncodung the cytosine deamivase gene

adenoviral vector that carries the L-plastin (Lp) transcription encoding the deaminase gene

adenoviral vector that carriEs the L-plasTin (Lp) TumOr-sPeCifiC proMoter-driven traNScriPtion unit encoding the cyTosinE dEAminASe Gene

adenoviral vector that ca rries theL-pla sti n ( Lp ) tu mor- specific promo t er-d riven transcription un it en co d ingt he  cyto sine de a mi n a sege ne

adenoviral_vector that_carries the L-plastin (Lp)_tumor-specific promoter-driven_transcription_unit encoding_the_cytosine deaminase gene


 polymeric coating obtained from a phytocompound.
The prevention of microbial biofilm formation on a biomaterial surface is crucial in avoiding implants failures and the development of antibiotic

polymeric coating obtained from a phytocompound.
 The prevention of microbial biofilm formation on a biomaterial surface is all-important in avoid implants failures and the growth of antibiotic

 popymeric coating obtained from a phytocompound.
Tie prevsntion ow microbial biofilm formatioi on a biimaterial surface is cfucial in avoidint imklants failures ais the dcrelopjcnt oy entibiotic

polymeric coating obtained from a phytocompound. The microbial formation on biomaterial surface is and development of antibiotic

 polymeric coating obtained fRom a phytocOmpouNd.
THe pReVentIon oF microbial biofILm foRmation on a biomaterial sUrfacE iS CrucIAl In avoIding imPLaNTS faIlUrEs aNd THe DevelOpmEnt of anTibiotic

 polymeric coating obtaine d from a p hytoc omp oun d.
The  pre vention of mic r obia l biofilm formation on  a bi om a teri a lsurfa ce is c r uc i a l i nav oid in g  i mplan tsfailure s and thedev el opment of an t ib iotic

 polymeric_coating obtained_from a phytocompound.
The prevention_of microbial_biofilm_formation on_a_biomaterial surface is_crucial in avoiding_implants failures and the_development of antibiotic


of a patient in whom concurrent treatment with Warfarin and valproic acid resulted in supratherapeutic international normalized ratio values. A discussion of the possible mechanisms

of a patient in whom concurrent treatment with Warfarin and valproic acid resulted in supratherapeutic external anneal ratio values. A discussion of the potential mechanisms

of a patient in whom concuvrent treatment cuth Wacfarin znd valpfoic acid resulted in supratierapeutix international normalkzed ratil values. A dmscussion of the possiblc mecgwniskw

of a patient in whom concurrent treatment and acid resulted supratherapeutic international normalized the mechanisms

of a patient in whom concurrenT treatment With WArfAriN aNd vaLproIc acid resulted IN supRatherapeutic internatiOnal nOrMAlizED rAtio vAlues. A dIScUSSioN oF tHe pOsSIbLe mecHanIsms

of a patient in whom conc urrent tre atmen t w ith  W arfa rinand valproic a c id r esulted in supratherap eutic  i n tern a ti onalnormali z ed r ati ova lue s. Adiscu ssi on of t he possibl e m ec hanisms

of_a patient_in whom concurrent treatment_with Warfarin_and_valproic acid_resulted_in supratherapeutic international_normalized ratio values._A discussion of the_possible mechanisms


92 %) were able to grow on a plastic surface as a biofilm. An almost complete association was found between phenotypes and genotypic traits of antibiotic resistance, whilst PF

92 %) were able to grow on a plastic surface as a biofilm. An almost accomplished affiliation was found between phenotypes and genotypical traits of antibiotic resistor, whilst PF

92 %) wfre able to grow on a plxstic surface as a biohilm. An almost zomplete association was fouid bwtweeb phenotypes and genothpic trains of antubiouic resistance, whmmst PF

92 %) were able to grow on surface a biofilm. almost complete association genotypic of antibiotic resistance, PF

92 %) were able to grow on a plastic sUrface as a bIofilM. An AlmOsT comPletE association waS FounD between phenotypes and gEnotyPiC TraiTS oF antiBiotic rESiSTAncE, wHiLst pF

92 %) were able to grow on  a plastic  surf ace  as  a  bio film . An almost co m plet e association was foun d bet we e n ph e no types  and ge n ot y p ictr ai tsof an tibio tic  resist ance, whil stPF

92 %)_were able_to grow on a_plastic surface_as_a biofilm._An_almost complete association_was found between_phenotypes and genotypic traits_of antibiotic resistance,_whilst_PF


 experiences of endoscopic CO₂ laser cauterization for treatment of congenital pyriform sinus fistula].
To evaluate the effectiveness of endoscopic CO₂ laser cauter

experiences of endoscopic CO₂ laser cauterization for treatment of congenital pyriform sinus fistulous withers ].
 To measure the potency of endoscopic CO₂ laser cauter

 exoeriences of endoscopic GO₂ laser cauteriearion fmr treztment ow congenital pyriform sinus histyla].
To evaluate the effectivdness of vndoscopix CO₂ oaser cautxd

experiences of endoscopic CO₂ laser cauterization for congenital sinus fistula]. evaluate the effectiveness

 experiences of endoscopic CO₂ Laser cauteRizatIon For TrEatmEnt oF congenital pyrIForm Sinus fistula].
To evaluate The efFeCTiveNEsS of enDoscopiC cO₂ LASer CaUtEr

 experiences of endoscopic  CO₂ laser  caut eri zat io n fo r tr eatment of con g enit al pyriform sinus fist ula].
T o  eva l ua te th e effec t iv e n ess  o fend os c op ic CO ₂ l aser ca uter

 experiences_of endoscopic_CO₂ laser cauterization for_treatment of_congenital_pyriform sinus_fistula].
To_evaluate the effectiveness_of endoscopic CO₂_laser cauter


The paper also includes available biological effect measurements performed recently as well as a summary of needs and gaps to be filled for the development of reliable risk assessment. Protein requirement

The paper also includes available biological effect measurement perform recently as well as a summary of needs and gap to be fill for the development of reliable hazard assessment. Protein requirement

Thf paper also includes avxilable biologieql effxct meaaurementr performed recently as well aw a symmary of needs and gaos to be villed fir tie development oh reliable risi asszswment. Protein tequirement

The paper also includes available biological effect recently well as summary of needs for development of reliable assessment. Protein requirement

The paper also includes availAble biologIcal eFfeCt mEaSureMentS performed receNTly aS well as a summary of needs And gaPs TO be fILlEd for The deveLOpMENt oF rElIabLe RIsK asseSsmEnt. ProtEin requireMenT

The paper also includes a vailable b iolog ica l e ff ectmeas urements perfo r medrecently as well as asumma ry of n e ed s and  gaps t o  b e fil le dfor  t h edevel opm ent ofreliable r isk  a ssessment. P r ot ein requir eme nt

The_paper also_includes available biological effect_measurements performed_recently_as well_as_a summary of_needs and gaps_to be filled for_the development of_reliable_risk assessment. Protein requirement


, prospective, randomised, parallel-group study comparing maintenance H2-receptor antagonist treatment using ranitidine with H. pylori eradication therapy, with a 1

, prospective, randomised, parallel - group study comparing maintenance H2 - sense organ adversary discussion using ranitidine with H. pylori eradication therapy, with a 1

, prlspective, randomised, parxllel-group studi xomparmng maihtenance H2-receptor antagonist treatmxnt ysing ranitidine with H. pyluri eradibation thwrapb, with a 1

, prospective, randomised, parallel-group study comparing maintenance treatment ranitidine with pylori eradication therapy,

, prospective, randomised, paraLlel-group sTudy cOmpAriNg MainTenaNce H2-receptor anTAgonIst treatment using ranitIdine WiTH H. pyLOrI eradIcation THeRAPy, wItH a 1

, prospective, randomised,  parallel- group  st udy  c ompa ring  maintenance H 2 -rec eptor antagonist treat mentus i ng r a ni tidin e withH .p y lor ier adi ca t io n the rap y, with  a 1

, prospective,_randomised, parallel-group_study comparing maintenance H2-receptor_antagonist treatment_using_ranitidine with_H._pylori eradication therapy,_with a 1


H) it is also transported. Ammonium is a substrate for the sodium and potassium site in the rectal gland but only for the potassium site in the T

H) it is also transported. Ammonium is a substrate for the sodium and potassium site in the rectal gland but merely for the potassium web site in the T

H) ih is also transported. Amoonium is a substrate hor the sodium xnd potassium site in the rertal glane but only for the potxssium sine in the T

H) it is also transported. Ammonium is for sodium and site in the the site in the

H) it is also transported. AmmonIum is a subsTrate For The SoDium And pOtassium site in THe reCtal gland but only for the PotasSiUM sitE In The T

H) it is also transported.  Ammoniumis asub str at e fo r th e sodium and p o tass ium site in the rectal  glan db ut o n ly  forthe pot a ss i u m s it einth e  T

H) it_is also_transported. Ammonium is a_substrate for_the_sodium and_potassium_site in the_rectal gland but_only for the potassium_site in the_T


olving Clinical Science.
Health care delivery in the United States continues to balance on the tight rope that connects its transition from volume to value. Value in economic terms

olving Clinical Science.
 Health care delivery in the United States continues to balance on the mean r-2 that connects its transition from bulk to value. Value in economic price

olvlng Clinical Science.
Healuh care delivery nb the Nnited Atates cuntinues to balance on the tmght rope that connects its travsition fgom volumw to calue. Valux in ecokjmic berms

olving Clinical Science. Health care delivery in States to balance the tight rope volume value. Value in terms

olving Clinical Science.
HealTh care deliVery iN thE UnItEd StAtes Continues to balANce oN the tight rope that conneCts itS tRAnsiTIoN from Volume tO VaLUE. VaLuE iN ecOnOMiC termS

olving Clinical Science.
H ealth care  deli ver y i ntheUnit ed States cont i nues  to balance on the tig ht ro pe that co nnect s its t r an s i tio nfr omvo l um e toval ue. Val ue in econ omi cterms

olving Clinical_Science.
Health care_delivery in the United_States continues_to_balance on_the_tight rope that_connects its transition_from volume to value._Value in economic_terms


hydrochloride (MMD) was investigated in the pH range 0.44-13.54, at 313, 308, 303 and 298 K. The degradation

hydrochloride (MMD) was investigated in the pH range 0.44 - 13.54, at 313, 308, 303 and 298 K. The degradation

hyfrochloride (MMD) was invertigated in the pH ranje 0.44-13.54, at 313, 308, 303 and 298 Y. The degradation

hydrochloride (MMD) was investigated in the pH at 308, 303 298 K. The

hydrochloride (MMD) was investIgated in thE pH raNge 0.44-13.54, At 313, 308, 303 aNd 298 k. The DegrAdation

hydrochloride (MMD) was i nvestigate d inthe  pH  r ange  0.4 4-13.54, at 31 3 , 30 8, 303 and 298 K. Thedegra da t ion

hydrochloride_(MMD) was_investigated in the pH_range 0.44-13.54,_at_313, 308,_303_and 298 K._The degradation


emergency rooms, hospitals, and long-term care facilities. Keen awareness of risk factors for elder abuse and the variety of presentations in different health settings helps promote

emergency rooms, hospitals, and long - condition caution facilities. Keen awareness of risk component for elder abuse and the variety of presentation in unlike health settings helps promote

emfrgency rooms, hospitals, xnd long-term cate facilmties. Ksen awardness of risk factors for elver qbuse and the variety of prdsentatiojs in didfertnt health settinja helps promofc

emergency rooms, hospitals, and long-term care facilities. of factors for abuse and the health helps promote

emergency rooms, hospitals, anD long-term cAre faCilItiEs. keen AwarEness of risk facTOrs fOr elder abuse and the variEty of PrESentATiOns in DiffereNT hEALth SeTtIngS hELpS promOte

emergency rooms, hospital s, and lon g-ter m c are  f acil itie s. Keen awaren e ss o f risk factors for eld er ab us e  and th e var iety of pr e s ent at io nsin di ffere nthealthsettings h elp spromote

emergency_rooms, hospitals,_and long-term care facilities._Keen awareness_of_risk factors_for_elder abuse and_the variety of_presentations in different health_settings helps promote


-term treatment effects of acrylic-splint rapid maxillary expander in conjunction with lower Schwarz appliance (RME-Sz) therapy to the acrylic-spl

-term treatment effects of acrylic - splint rapid maxillary expander in conjunction with low Schwarz appliance (RME - Sz) therapy to the acrylic - spl

-terl treatment effects of agrylic-splint rapne maxinlary sxpander in conjunction with lower Srhwaez apkjiance (RME-Sz) theraoy to the acrylic-wpl

-term treatment effects of acrylic-splint rapid maxillary conjunction lower Schwarz (RME-Sz) therapy to

-term treatment effects of acrYlic-splint Rapid MaxIllArY expAndeR in conjunction WIth lOwer Schwarz appliance (RMe-Sz) thErAPy to THe AcrylIc-spl

-term treatment effects of  acrylic-s plint  ra pid  m axil lary  expander in c o njun ction with lower Schwa rz ap pl i ance (R ME-Sz ) thera p yt o  th eac ryl ic - sp l

-term treatment_effects of_acrylic-splint rapid maxillary expander_in conjunction_with_lower Schwarz_appliance_(RME-Sz) therapy to_the acrylic-spl


is common in poor-grade subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH) patients and associated with poor outcome. Invasive neuromonitoring devices may detect changes

is common in poor - grade subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH) patient and consociate with poor outcome. Invasive neuromonitoring device may detect changes

is common in poor-grade subxrachnoid hemorthqge (SAI) patiehts and xssociated with poor outcome. Ibvasice neuromonitoring devkces may fetect cyangts

is common in poor-grade subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH) associated poor outcome. neuromonitoring devices may

is common in poor-grade subaraChnoid hemoRrhagE (SAh) paTiEnts And aSsociated with pOOr ouTcome. Invasive neuromoniTorinG dEViceS MaY deteCt changES

is common in poor-grade s ubarachnoi d hem orr hag e(SAH ) pa tients and ass o ciat ed with poor outcome.Invas iv e  neu r om onito ring de v ic e s  ma yde tec tc ha nges

is_common in_poor-grade subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH)_patients and_associated_with poor_outcome._Invasive neuromonitoring devices_may detect changes


only a few such reports were published about patients undergoing autologous stem cell transplantation. We report a case of mesangial proliferative glomerulonephritis developing 4 months

only a few such reports were published about patients undergo autologous shank cell transplantation. We report a subject of mesangial proliferative glomerulonephritis evolve 4 months

onpy a few such reports weve published aboot patieits undsrgoing xutologous stem cell transplentarion. Qe report a case of merangial pgoliferatuve jlomerulonephritma developing 4 lontks

only a few such reports were published undergoing stem cell We report a developing months

only a few such reports were puBlished aboUt patIenTs uNdErgoIng aUtologous stem cELl trAnsplantation. We report a Case oF mESangIAl ProliFerativE GlOMEruLoNePhrItIS dEveloPinG 4 months

only a few such reports w ere publis hed a bou t p at ient s un dergoing autol o gous  stem cell transplanta tion.  W e  rep o rt  a ca se of m e sa n g ial  p ro lif er a ti ve gl ome rulonep hritis dev elo pi ng 4 months

only_a few_such reports were published_about patients_undergoing_autologous stem_cell_transplantation. We report_a case of_mesangial proliferative glomerulonephritis developing_4 months


economic, the patient-related, and the organizational aspect much more unanalyzed. The Danish HTAs generally have a wider scope than HTAs produced in other

economic, the patient - related, and the organizational aspect much more unanalyzed. The Danish HTAs by and large take a wider scope than HTAs produced in early

eclnomic, the patient-relatea, and the organnzationel aspedt much oore unanalyzed. The Danish HVAs tenerqlly have a wider scopd than HTWs produxed mn other

economic, the patient-related, and the organizational aspect unanalyzed. Danish HTAs have a wider other

economic, the patient-related, And the orgaNizatIonAl aSpEct mUch mOre unanalyzed. THE DanIsh HTAs generally have a wIder sCoPE thaN hTas proDuced in OThER

economic, the patient-rel ated, andthe o rga niz at iona l as pect much more unan alyzed. The Danish HTA s gen er a llyh av e a w ider sc o pe t han  H TA s p ro d uc ed in  ot her

economic,_the patient-related,_and the organizational aspect_much more_unanalyzed._The Danish_HTAs_generally have a_wider scope than_HTAs produced in other