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These findings suggest that low-income neighborhoods should be targeted in the city's climate adaptation planning, and that disparities in access to residential air conditioning are associated with heat-related mortality rates, as are metrics of neighborhood stability, economic hardship, and building conditions in New York City neighborhoods.

Home air conditioning was associated with lower penetration of outdoor particles, and the associations between PM10 and hospital admissions were lower in cities with a higher prevalence of air conditioning.

MA conditioning was associated with severe and prolonged intestinal damage shown by a rapid decline in citrulline to <10 µmol/L, a mean of 10 days after starting chemotherapy.

However, MA conditioning was associated with longer RFS (P=0.04; Table 1, Supplementary Figure S2).

TBI-containing conditioning was associated with a higher mortality and responses tended to be better when conditioning included cyclophosphamide.

In two other SSc patients, a chimerism of 10%to15%5% after nonmyeloablative conditioning was associated with a sustained complete remission for over 3 years without GVHD [ 42, 43].

The use of this vaccine before conditioning was associated with a reduction of the occurrence, recurrence and delay of CMV viraemia.

NMA conditioning is associated with more relapse, resulting in inferior DFS and OS compared to the other levels of regimen intensity.

Contextual fear conditioning is associated with a marked increase in neuronal activity in limbic structures involved with defense reactions, such as the ventral portion of medial prefrontal cortex (vMPFC) (Beck and Fibiger 1995).

However, nationwide adoption of closed residence and air-conditioning are associated with outcomes including fewer mortality (10 and 6% respectively), fewer morbidities (8 and 4% respectively) and economic savings of US$1.5 and 0.9 billion respectively.

Recent approaches using reduced intensity conditioning (RIC) are associated with lower toxicity, allowing extension of this modality to children and adults with significant morbidity; however, these approaches are also associated with increased risk of graft failure.