By 18 months follow-up this difference had reduced, with corresponding survival rates of 40% and 27%, respectively.
As shown in figure 3, the PI of female children of women with BN was higher than the unexposed group at birth (+0.48 kg/m, p=0.04); by 12 months, this difference had reduced (+0.06 kg/m, p=0.81).
By day 14, these differences had reduced to 0.15°C (1 mg twice daily), 0.11°C (2.5 mg twice daily) and 0.30°C (5 mg twice daily) (Table 4).
These differences had reduced to a non-significant level by 2002 2006 for all other than melanomas, largely due to improvements in the survival of male patients rather than deteriorations in the survival of female patients.
If cultural and anatomical differences have reduced women's awareness of their genitals, directing their attention back to their genitals should improve concordance; similar effects should be observed for men.
By contrast, 1-year survival from NHL in women was 73.7% (68.0 79.3) in South Asians and 80.5% (79.8 81.1) in non-South Asians in 1996 2004; this ethnic difference in survival has reduced over time.
Since implementation of UCS nationwide by April 2002, the UCS has reduced the difference in illness expenditure between the poorest and richest deciles, and increased demand for health services, particularly by those who were previously uninsured (Vasavid et al. 2005).
In a recent issue of Immunity, Manel and colleagues postulated that an inherent difference in CA between the two viruses might explain this difference 7. Indeed, HIV-2 CA has reduced affinity for CypA compared to HIV-1 CA 83, 84.
In matters of mitigation and justification, the continental law tends to be more explicit and articulate than the Anglo-American law, although modern legislation in countries adhering to the latter has reduced these differences.
Globalisation has reduced the differences between many places on the globe.
