The relatively high ER + rates do not mean that there is a correspondingly reduced burden of morbidity and mortality for Kurdish and Arabic breast cancer patients.
It may be hypothesized that the lower severity of culture-negative sepsis in our study was at least in part due a milder insult and lower bacterial burden [ 24], and correspondingly, the inability to capture the microorganisms on cultures.
The large size of these cells is consistent with the simple idea that their loss in a variety of degenerative CNS diseases might reflect a correspondingly high metabolic burden and/or a high burden of toxic insults from amyloid deposition or reactive chemical species.
In other words, the increasing demands for a larger issue queue correspondingly impose a significant burden on achieving a higher clock speed.
Furthermore, the updated APACHE III and IV models include substantially more variables than APACHE II, with a correspondingly increased data collection burden [7, 22].
Correspondingly, the public health burden has shifted from infectious diseases to autoimmune diseases [ 1] and to diseases associated with lifestyle and aging, such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease, cancer and Alzheimer's disease (AD).
The ability to attribute proportions of the home injury burden to features of the home were correspondingly limited, leading to probable severe underestimates of the burden.
In the environment with improved infrastructure, the probability of being able to attain three benchmark treatment effects is estimated to be higher over a span of years, and the estimated burden of AD is estimated to be correspondingly lower.
Where two tumours per animal are grown, for example, in contralateral flanks, the size should be correspondingly less and should not exceed the maximum burden of a single tumour.
There is no suggestion that conventional breeding should be subject to a complex and politicised regulatory process but, correspondingly, there is no reason why GM should have this burden.
