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The choice of segmenting tumor on subtracted images obtained after 140s from contrast agent administration leaded to an inclusion of those areas in which inflammation phenomena were prominent (areas characterized by a continuous rise in SI followed by a stable intensity over the time) with an intrinsic potential overestimation, mainly on after pCRT scans.

This contrasts with studies reported by Boldt and coworkers [ 9] showing a continuous rise in urinary A1-MG levels after surgery up to 48 hours.

Indeed, by measuring real-time cell migration, we observed increased migration of MCF10A cells as early as 4 hr following 4-OHT treatment, with a continuous rise in cell motility accompanying continued Snail-1 induction.

γ-Glu-S-methyl-Cys showed a biphasic curve of accumulation, with a continuous rise until stage V, followed by a plateau until stage VII, and a resumption of accumulation from stage VIII (see Additional file 1, Figure 1).

During this 4 years study there was a continuous rise in death rate, which was explained by the development of meningococcal strains resistant to sulpha [ 5].

3 The prevalence of statin use in Denmark was predicted to increase by over 300% between 2006 and 2012, 4 based on a continuous rise in new users after 2005.

That is, we would observe a continuous rise of labor income inequality before 2000, followed by a continuous fall after 2000.

In the past few decades there has been a continuous rise in the incidence of T1D, which cannot be explained by genetic factors alone.

The anodic current-voltage curves display a continuous rise of current with voltage up to 4.5 V, vs a Na reference electrode, followed by a gradual decrease afterwards.

The study, led by researchers at City University London said that Caesarean section rates in most EU countries have shown "a continuous rise", although in a few countries there are signs they are flattening out.

All of these factors have led to a continuous rise in civilian casualties.