A study carried out in 230 MM patients showed that age-corrected serum YKL-40 concentration is an independent prognostic biomarker in MM and indicates a quicker progression to the first skeletal related complications (e.g., bone lesions) [ 135].
Our hypothesis that secondary cases with HIV are more likely to be part of a confirmed case pair than other secondary cases, since their compromised immune status predisposes them to a quicker progression to active TB once infected, was not borne out in this study.
One limitation is that the correlation between age and outcomes was not provided, so our results are averaged over women in the 40 74 age group, but there are known biological differences between premenopausal and postmenopausal cancers, with a quicker progression of disease in younger women (Buist et al, 2004).
It took 95 years to launch the first components of the International Space Station, an incredibly quick progression, considering the millions of years humans remained flightless.
So it was a sort of quick progression for me," he says.
As a result of his quick progression, Nasri was an integral part of every youth team he was a part of winning several trophies, such as the Championnat de Provence, Coupe de Provence, and the Ligue de la Méditerranée.
Richard D. James Album emerges from this shockingly quick progression as a whole new Aphex Twin, replete with concrete melodies and jumpy song structures, lifting away the distant fog of his ambient material completely.
In some cases there simply was not time to get to a hospital because of the quick progression of labor.
Logic also strongly suggests it means prioritising possession over a quick, forward progression, as the action occurs across a smaller area (although this is not explicitly proved by the study).Dr Gyarmati foresees powerful practical applications for this method.
