Unlike previous trials using AAV, however, the virus was readministered.
Unlike previous trials, the majority of our patients had relapsing or refractory diseases and a few had non AAV diagnoses whose optimal treatment responses are less well established.
Unlike previous trials and inquiries into the murderous history of Ten Rillington Place, the Brabin Inquiry would focus on the issue of abortion from day one.
The government has promoted trials of retired military officers; unlike previous trials in the 1980s, which ended in an amnesty after threats of military coups, these ones have not included any guerrilla leaders.
The French firm's chief executive, Andre Choulika, told Forbes that unlike previous trial-and-error research in agriculture, Cellectis' technology could pinpoint a gene and remove it entirely, or do the opposite and even "stack" multiple genes to alter a plant in radically different ways.
The landmark study in the evolution of enzalutamide as treatment for mCRPC, the PREVAIL trial, 9 included men who had not undergone any previous chemotherapy treatment and were at earlier stages of metastatic disease, unlike previous trials, including both mildly symptomatic and asymptomatic men.
Most importantly, unlike previous trials of a human-compatible blood-stage vaccine delivery platform in this model, self-cure of infection without severe anemia was observed in 4/6 animals in the ChAd63-MVA PfRH5 group and 1/7 in the ChAd63-Protein PfRH5 group.
Unlike in previous trials, the expanded tumor-infiltrating lymphocyte clone was frequently detectable, often at high levels, in the peripheral blood months after the infusion, and such persistence was associated with tumor regression.
Unlike the previous trial, Apple is not asserting any "design" patents relating to the physical appearance of the products; instead it is focusing on the way that the software behaves.
Unlike his previous trial on plotting to blow up the airliners, Yousef did not act as his own lawyer.
Unlike a previous trial [ 20], we are not seeking to promote one method of delivery over another.
