Thus, while state bifurcations may indeed be a feature of savannas, the statistical characteristics of CART predictions preclude subsequent inference of discontinuities and alternate stable states as attempted by FA, HH and SA in savannas, and SH in boreal forest and taiga.
Table 2 compares the characteristics at cART resumption of patients who received transient cART started during PHI and the baseline characteristics of patients who started treatment during CHI.
Characteristics of cART are (i) combination of three or more antiretroviral drugs, (ii) high impact of continuos administration (adherence) to avoid the development of viral resistance, (iii) high potential of drug-drug interactions between antiretrovirals or concomitant therapy, (iv) moderate to high potential for adverse events, and (v) requires durable life long intake.
Table 1 shows the patient characteristics at cART initiation in patients included in the analysis and in all TAHOD patients who initiated cART with three or more drugs.
Cox regression with time-dependent covariates was used to examine the effects of once-daily FDC era, clinical, provider, and treatment regimen characteristics on cART initiation.
Despite the fact that HBV/HCV coinfections may require specific considerations for cART, this characteristic was not associated with use of non-recommended treatments.
The dynamic characteristics of a test cart are crucial to the successful identification of the frequencies of the bridge using the test cart.
We also identified clinical, treatment regimen, and provider characteristics possibly associated with cART initiation.
Table 1 summarizes the pre-cART characteristics of the 136 patients included in the cohort analysis.
The postpartum women and controls were similar with regard to age, year and duration on cART (the matching characteristics) (Table 1).
We used classification and regression trees (CARTs) and receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve analysis to determine the threshold of response time associated with favorable neurological outcomes (Cerebral Performance Category 1 or 2) one month after cardiac arrest.
