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They are likely to be particularly elevated in acutely infected patients because of the intense level of viral replication.

These effects may be particularly elevated in the groups normally at lower risk as well, because entering these settings brings them into contact with higher risk groups.

It is of note that D-Dimer has previously been shown to be particularly elevated in hemodialysis patients with a central venous catheter compared to arteriovenous fistulas [ 43]; this was confirmed by our analysis (data not shown).

It is associated with high tumour burden and seems to be particularly elevated in liver metastases for which no clear explanation can be given (Finck et al, 1983; Heimdal et al, 1989; Sirott et al, 1993).

Its levels are positively correlated with Gleason grade, tumor stage, progression to androgen-independence, and BCR and have also been found to be particularly elevated in bone metastasis [ 86– 86].

Seguin et al. found this risk to be particularly elevated in patients who were hospitalized for 5 days or longer and after previous exposure to antibiotics; when both criteria were present MDR was present in 38% of the infections compared to 2% when both were absent [ 11].

As the major carrier of triglyceride (fat) in the blood, VLDL is particularly elevated in people who are overweight and in those with diabetes and metabolic syndrome.

Although enriched in HVC, CHRM4* was particularly elevated in area X, possibly representing a mediator of cholinergic modulation in the anterior forebrain pathway.

Some of the genes had expression levels that were particularly elevated in BPH, but relatively lower in the prostate cancer pools.

Since SM 16:0 was particularly elevated in the in vitro studies and this SM species is the most abundant in mammalian cells, we focused on the MALDI analysis of lung tissues of SM 16:0.

Activity was particularly elevated in the CD34+CD38− enriched fraction compared with the CD34+CD38+ fraction.