However, additional technical analysis of the alert tracking data revealed that in all cases where the designated lab provider was alerted as the "ordering" provider, there was no concomitant alert transmission to the PCP.
In addition, use of the vaccine in children was associated with reduced IPD rates for unvaccinated age groups, which resulted from reduced nasopharyngeal colonization of vaccine-serotype S. pneumoniae in vaccinated children and concomitant reduced transmission (4, 5 ).
In conclusion, the α-catenin-ΔVBS mutant thus specifically perturbs E-cadherin's mechanosensitive function, while leaving its capacity to link F-actin to the Cadherin complex in junction assembly and concomitant force transmission intact.
Concomitant infection was common.
Mycobacterium tuberculosis was a frequent concomitant infection.
Concomitant infection with other STDs, especially those resulting in ulcerative genital lesions, has emerged as a highly significant risk factor of HIV transmission (Table II, Galvin and Cohen, 2004).
In addition, aged rats had reduced dopaminergic transmission concomitant with attenuated tyrosine hydroxylase (TH) activity in the OFC.
There were no statistically significant differences in the baseline patient characteristics of the exposed and non-exposed group, including patient weight, mechanism of HIV transmission, concomitant pathology, and type of FDC used at the beginning of the study (Table 1).
Predicting the saddle-node bifurcation point (SNBP) of a power system has become more critical as the power-system loading has increased in many places without a concomitant increase in transmission resources.
In our study, there were no statistically significant differences between both groups of patients in variables such as age, gender, weight, mechanism of transmission, concomitant pathologies and type of ART, what otherwise could have explained the higher rate of AEs in the exposed group.
