This is best demonstrated by case 2, the oldest child examined here (46 months of age at enrollment), whose fraction of lead in blood from bone was calculated to be > 90% throughout the study.
Patients also had to have at least one of the risk factors for stroke which included prior stroke or TIA, age ≥ 75 years, arterial hypertension (on treatment), diabetes mellitus (receiving treatment), heart failure (New York Heart Association class ≥2 at the time of enrollment), a left ventricular ejection fraction of ≤35%, or documented peripheral-arterial disease.
We anticipate improvements in patient enrollment, and increases in the fraction where a tumor specimen can be collected, as the procedures become further integrated into the healthcare routine and the importance of tissue and blood sampling for genomic analyses becomes further evident through forthcoming studies from us and others.
Of the thousands of undergraduate students who crowd the large-enrollment introductory biology courses, a small fraction will pursue a career in the biological or medical sciences.
At a given time, some 500 Navy students were on the campus, a significant fraction of the then-years enrollment.
Chicago's magnet and selective enrollment programs have openings for just a small fraction of CPS's student population.
People around the nation are now taking part in the annual enrollment season for health care plans, but only a tiny fraction of employers are offering the new plans.
The plan currently covers only a small fraction of the target, partly because the state capped enrollment because of financing problems.
Would these Elizabeth Warren haters suggest that some Cherokee who's only 1/325th Cherokee is somehow not worthy of being Cherokee?" What Keene is referring to is the increasing practice of tribal nations to move away from blood quantum, where a potential tribal member must show a defined fraction of Indian blood, toward what's known as descendancy enrollment.
They examined the subjects for brain metastasis by CT or MRI before enrollment, and patients were assigned to receive 25 Gy in 10 daily fractions or 36 Gy in either 18 daily fractions or 24 fractions with two sessions daily.
