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As he suggests to Lowery Stokes Sims, a former director of the Studio Museum, in an interview that is the catalog's most substantial text, his artistic development may have been somewhat prolonged by his blackness.

More than 80% of both treatment groups developed FN during Induction 1. FN was somewhat prolonged in this phase (median 15 days for pegfilgrastim vs 14 days for filgrastim), but this probably reflects the predefined stipulation for resolution of both fever and neutropenia before the event was considered resolved.

Maybe being able to walk without dizziness is more important to an older patient than somewhat prolonged survival.

"It's the state of a somewhat prolonged conversation on what the right way forward is on this policy...but it's a good stake in the ground to say 'here's how we can re-introduce this plant.'".

Furthermore, the increased blood loss could explain in part the somewhat prolonged ventilation and the trend for prolonged hospital stay in patients receiving TXA.

For most constructs, the half-lives were somewhat prolonged and ranged from 24 ± 1 to 40 ± 3 min at 5 μmol m−2 s−1 (31 ± 5 min in psd) compared to 10 to 22 min at 30 μmol m−2 s−1 in these constructs (20 ± 1 min in psd).

Somewhat surprisingly, prolonged in vivo exposure (18 hrs) failed to significantly affect expression of SERCA and phospholamban, suggesting presence of compensatory mechanism or time-dependence in lethal toxin-induced response on Ca2+ regulatory proteins.

The epic drive has been complicated and prolonged somewhat by unexpected wheel damage, which Curiosity began to accrue late last year.

As shown in Figure  2, the presence of a pmIF did not change time to treatment significantly, but it was prolonged somewhat (with IF: 91 ± 152 days, range 1 729 days; without IF: 61 ± 109 days, range 1 859 days).

Compared with the first scenario, the cumulative impact of STW on employment increases from 0.1%to0.3.3% Moreover, STW tends to be somewhat more effective in prolonged recessions since this increases the likelihood that jobs are supported that would have been suppressed otherwise.

In contrast, erlotinib with gemcitabine prolonged survival somewhat in patients with previously untreated advanced pancreatic cancer compared with gemcitabine alone (Moore et al, 2005).