With UK-92480's chances of treating angina now slim, we decided to run pilot studies in patients with erectile dysfunction".
The chances of treating colorectal mucosal lesion with endoscopy have increased [ 1- 3].
The generation of high grade gliomas in this context clearly demonstrated that NG2 is not necessary for the induction and progression of glial tumors, reducing the chances of treating gliomas by inhibiting the function of NG2.
Combination of beta-lactam antibiotics with aminoglycosides is often used in daily practice [9], for example in critically ill patients, because it increases the chance of treating the patients with one active antibiotic.
For post-randomisation clustering, the correlation between treatment assignments will be 0 if patients in both treatment groups have an equal chance of being assigned to the same clusters (for example, if ward nurses are responsible for the care of patients, but have an equal chance of treating patients from each treatment arm).
I hope that attention to the problem of dehumanizing trans women, by turning transition and transphobia into spectacle, can make our chances of being treated as fully human just a little bit better.
Remember, by remaining polite and calm during the immigration questioning and search period, you will increase your chances of being treated with respect and entering the United States with little to no delay.
Indeed, compared to younger patients, elderly women had less surgery, and the chances of being treated decreased even more when chemotherapy was the treatment of choice, and even further still when chemotherapy was combined with surgery.
Before starting the cognitive training, a session of psychoeducation emphasizes the importance of treating cognitive difficulties to promote independence and increase the chances of social and professional reintegration.
For Mr. Spottiswoode, who adapted Randy Shilts's history of the AIDS epidemic, "And the Band Played On," for HBO in 1993, the script for "The Sixth Day" was another chance to treat themes of science and ethics, but in a popular format.
So while the mother worried about syphilis now knows she should seek medical care, it could still take her days to reach a hospital, where the staff may be overstretched, jeopardising her chance of being treated.
