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Results indicate that: (1) abrupt changes in mean and variance have similar influences on the changing properties of APFs, such as stationarity.

Group 1: Abrupt wean from NCPAP to HFNC.

Infants were randomised to one of four groups (Fig.  1): Group 1: Abrupt wean from NCPAP to HFNC.

Group 1: abrupt wean with HFNC Groupp 2: abrupt wean without HFNC; Group 3: gradual wean with HFNC Groupp 4: gradual wean without HFNC.

There was a significant difference in duration of NCPAP between groups with group 1 (abrupt wean with HFNC) having a median 1 day on NCPAP, compared to group 2 with 24 days, group 3 with 15 days and group 4 with 24 days (ANOVA p = 0.002).

Three intervention models of the form suggested by Box and Tiao [ 14] were considered based on the possible impacts Intervention A (GP service withdrawal) and B (GP service replacement) could have on the aeromedical service rate: (1) abrupt and permanent; (2) gradual and permanent; and (3) abrupt and temporary.

For instance, intensive feeding and hard floor surfaces are proven causative factors of laminitis [ 4, 17, 18, 24], and abrupt changes to these conditions in connection with calving further increase the risk of laminitis-related claw horn lesions [ 31, 32].

At the same time zooplankton abundance increased, as well as horse mackerel catch, while salmon catch and gadoid recruitment decreased [65], [44], [66], and abrupt shifts were found even in the benthic realm [68].

As previously reported [ 15, 16, 32- 35], the abrupt preload reduction induced by ultrafiltration significantly decreased E-wave maximal velocities and the E/A ratio because A-wave velocities remained unaffected (Table 1).

Page 19 ABRUPT DEBUT AT THE MET The Dutch tenor Frank van Aken made an unexpected debut at the Metropolitan Opera House by substituting for Jonas Kaufmann, the intended Siegfried in Wagner's "Walk?' who fell ill.

Figure 5 Abrupt set procedure and multistep reset procedure for oxide-based RRAM device [ 5 ].