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At last follow-up (12 60 months), 78% (18/23) of patients with early diagnosis had made a full recovery with no sequelae and were rated an mRS score of 0 compared with the late diagnosed group where only one patient (Case 2) made a full eventual recovery (figure 2C, p=0.0011, Fisher's exact test).

However, 89% (8/9) patients who received PLEX during their initial treatment made a full eventual recovery compared with 47% receiving IVIG and steroids only (p=0.049, Fisher's exact test), although this might have been confounded by additional second-line immunotherapies, as 7/9 of the patients had also received second-line immunotherapy.

7– 10 There is evidence that the lung cancer mortality rate is rising steadily in China, 11 but the substantial increases in cigarette smoking among Chinese men are, however, as yet too recent for the full eventual health consequences to be seen with respect to cancer and other diseases.

This may explain why traditional chemotherapies can initially reduce the majority of the tumor bulk but fail to eradicate it in full, allowing eventual recurrence [1], [11], [17], [18], [22].

Estonia, Hungary, and Slovenia have signed cooperative agreements with ESA in preparation for eventual full membership.

But the Panamanians continued to press for more-drastic changes, including eventual full sovereignty over the canal.

Talks on a "stabilisation and association" agreement began last April, paving the way for eventual full membership.

The MP4-12C, to go on sale in the United States next summer, is envisioned as the first in an eventual "full line" of sports cars.

"We want to reduce the risk of clashes between them and to position them for an eventual full withdrawal," Mr. Guéhenno said.

The agreement makes no promises of eventual full E.U. membership, a step the three countries have said they want to take.

These and similar expressions of frustration have come as Turkey approaches the 50th anniversary of an agreement with what was then the European Economic Community, which was to have led to eventual full membership in the bloc.