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It is reported that bacterial allosteric l-LDHs consistently undergo the Monod-Wyman-Changeux-type (MWC-type: pre-existing type) (Monod et al. [1965]; Iwata et al. [1994]; Arai et al. [2010]) allosteric transition, where the active (R) state with high affinity to pyruvate and FBP, and the inactive (T) state with low affinity.

Women prescribed aspirin for prevention of cardiovascular disease may be more likely to consistently undergo preventive interventions such as mammography.

In contrast, Lin-HLA-DR+CD11c+CD123+ DCs consistently undergo increased levels of apoptosis under the same conditions [ 28].

Loss of heterozygosity (LOH) data from ourselves (Rosenthal et al, 2001) and others (Flowers et al, 1999; Pinto et al, 1999) suggest that HPV-positive and HPV-negative VSCC consistently undergo loss of different chromosomal loci.

This therapeutic feature represents the main difference with the previous studies on antiproteinuric effect of PCT where patients did not consistently undergo intensification of anti-RAS therapy prior to add-on PCT [ 14- 17].

But why do athletes who complete marathons or undergo consistently intense training regimes experience a momentary weakening of the immune system?

Conclusion: Patients who undergo cystourethroscopy consistently anticipate higher degrees of discomfort than they actually perceive during the procedure.

Data from several countries have consistently shown that neonates undergo multiple painful and stressful procedures during hospitalization in the NICU.

Therefore, each year about 840,000 to 960,000 men undergo repeat biopsies because of consistently elevated PSA levels [ 4].

Consistently, R33A ANG variant, which is unable to undergo nuclear translocation and therefore accumulates in the perinuclear region, has full protective activity as does WT ANG.

Colonoscopy within the BCSP is performed only by accredited endoscopists who undergo continuous audit to ensure a consistently high standard of colonoscopy (Lee et al, 2012a).