In cases of miscarriage, onset of the maternal intraplacental circulation is both precocious and disorganised compared with normal ongoing pregnancies.
The GoNL project includes a number of unique aspects compared with other ongoing projects (see Table 3).
Conclusion In compliant, otherwise healthy, primary care patients with systolic hypertension, introduction of automated office blood pressure into routine primary care significantly reduced the white coat response compared with the ongoing use of manual office blood pressure measurement.
In this study, non-inferiority of ETN monotherapy compared with the ongoing combination of ETN and MTX, after 6 months of combination therapy in MTX-IRs, was not demonstrated.
The number of symptoms reported in controlled exposure studies, however, are relatively few and of mild intensity compared with the ongoing complaints of office workers (Apter et al. 1994; Mendell and Smith 1990; Nordstrom et al. 1994; Zweers et al. 1992).
Compared with the ongoing increase in the prevalence of alcohol consumption among young women in Korea, the awareness of alcohol-related harm on women's health, including osteoporosis, is low 44 and the drinking, moreover, is becoming more and more socially acceptable among women: the main social supply of alcohol to Korean female high school students is from mothers.
For women aged 40 or over the risk of antepartum stillbirth beyond 40 weeks was 1 in 455 ongoing pregnancies compared with 1 in 1177 ongoing pregnancies for those under 40.
Although significantly lower compared with baseline, this ongoing biochemical hypoglycemia (compared with absolute avoidance) may explain the lesser degree of reversibility in our study.
This compares with 1,438 ongoing trials for oncology agents.
Finally, we report that, when infecting bacteria are cleared from the kidneys, inflammation and collagen deposition levels are reduced compared with levels in kidneys with ongoing infection, clearly demonstrating the role of the host immune response in modulating the severity of RN.
