The phrase "aer up" is not correct in written English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It appears to be a typographical error or a misspelling.
Example: "I think you meant to say 'gear up' for the event."
Alternatives: "prepare" or "get ready".
We excluded participants who developed microalbuminuria before the first examination and those with <1 year AER follow-up after examination (n = 17).
British Airways owner International Airlines Group climbed 19.9p to 463.5p as it revealed it had made an approach to Aer Lingus, up 9% to €1.98 but been rejected.
Also, compared with individuals at the 18-year follow-up but without PWA measures, the PWA study group had significantly lower follow-up AER measures and waist-to-hip ratio and therefore may represent a healthier segment of our type 1 diabetes population (data not shown).
Similarly, the tissue growth tracked the trajectories of the divided AERs, and ended up with a branched limb bud (see Fig. 10(c)).
Aer Lingus shares were up 1.9% at €2.41 in afternoon trading on Tuesday, while IAG shares were also up 2.2% at 561p.
Ryanair's thwarted ambitions for Aer Lingus may end up costing both airlines dearly.
Shares of Ryanair were down 1.22 percent to 5.60 euros on Wednesday; Aer Lingus stock was up 1 cent, at 1.25 euros.
Born on Feb. 2, 1936, Mr. Ryan was the son of a train operator and spent 20 years working at the state-owned Irish carrier Aer Lingus before setting up an investment company, Guinness Peat, according to Alan Ruddock, the biographer of Ryanair's chief executive, Michael O'Leary.
Changes in AER observed during follow-up, such as the onset of MA or its progression to macroalbuminuria, were either caused by or developed in parallel to the early renal decline in T1D.
In our 15-year follow-up of AER in a cohort of young adults with type 1 diabetes, neither the presence of hyperfiltration at baseline nor its development subsequently was a risk factor for the development of microalbuminuria within 5, 10, or 15 years.
