Here, the patient (or his/her representative) consents to the targeted as well as the possibility of subsequently less targeted analysis of the sequence.
Indeed, there is conflicting pharmacokinetic data regarding the usefulness of lower infliximab levels at week 2 as predictors of subsequently failing versus responding patients [ 10, 11].
For example, for the unemployed with good chances of finding an acceptable job, the relevant comparison is between the current gains from retirement (in terms of income and leisure) versus the possibility of higher income in the future (both while working in a new job and as a result of subsequently higher future pensions).
Publication rate was defined as ratio of number of subsequently published abstracts to total number of accepted abstracts.
The ability to handle multiple structures means that a molecule found to have a desirable property profile can be kept as a reference, so properties of subsequently drawn molecules can quickly and easily be compared with the original.
All countries had detected at least one case of AS and had subsequently tested sheep from AS positive flocks.
In Figure 5(B), Western blot analysis showed a remarkable decreased expression of MGr1-Ag/37LRP and inhibited the phosphorylation of FAK, AKT, and ERK, as well as subsequently downregulating expression of the Bcl-2 protein compared to the respective control groups.
Figure 2 shows the N 1 s spectra of the as-deposited and subsequently annealed AlN samples at 600, 700, 800, and 900 °C, respectively.
China's voting power (still subject to ratification of the changes by member countries, especially the U.S., as of mid-2014) hasubsequentlyly risen to a potential rate of 4.42%, ranking third after the U.S. (15.85%) and Japan (6.84%) (see Figure 1).
She seemed intensely wary of the world in which she had found herself, as she said subsequently of her sudden fame: "I actually just kind of lived like a student, worked like a student.
