For ESR1 and PGR controls ceased to maintain correlation of expression (cases: Rho = 0.511 p < 0,001; controls: Rho = 0.091 p = 0.56) and a similar loss of correlation occurred between PGR and SYNE1 (cases: Rho = 0.393 p = 0.005; controls: Rho = 0.243 p = 0.12) (Table 5).
Integrating the results of RAs from different models to address certain systems or questions will then provide a comprehensive overview of when certain mechanisms control system behaviour and when and why this control ceases.
Mass chemotherapy control programmes may be predicted to prevent the development of naturally acquired resistance to infection, and may therefore have detrimental effects, at least in terms of the proportion of humans infected, if control ceases and individuals continued to be highly infected at older ages without having developed any acquired immunity during childhood.
The increasingly heated debate is something of a surprise because arms control had ceased to be a bitter bone of contention in recent years.
Though the Democratic Party of Guinea, which Touré had led since 1953, retained control, it ceased to enjoy the mass support it had had in the late 1950s and early '60s.
As expected, the parental and vector control cells ceased proliferating and underwent differentiation as quantitated by Nile Red staining.
The recruitment of pregnant women to the control cohort ceased when recruitment into the intervention group commenced.
In the original TF group, 12-month post TF, 77% of patients achieved complete symptom control, 82% ceased PPI therapy, 100% healed esophagitis and 45% normalized EAE.
Also in hMSCs, overexpression of telomerase indeed resulted in the elongation of telomeres, and TERT-transfected cells kept proliferating when untransfected control cells ceased growth.
Still, that might be of less importance as also the similarity between the intestinal coliform populations between pigs in the infected control group ceased, indicating a decreased influence of the challenge strains with time.
