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Residents, office workers and federal employees who are not now eligible would be able to undergo screening and then enter the long-term health-monitoring program.
By stringing together many of these short sessions of torpor, animals can enter the long-term dormancy we call hibernation.
Minor brain injury sequelae do not usually enter the long-term neurorehabilitation processes and are observed in neurology, psychology or as part of litigation procedures.
After completing the intensive 12-week exercise program at the EHPL, participants enter the long-term weekly exercise program.
Patients will enter the long-term follow-up period upon discontinuation of randomized therapy (sorafenib or placebo), based on documentation of progressive disease or unacceptable toxicity.
Patients who received placebo during the controlled studies and who subsequently chose to enter the long-term extension studies were given tocilizumab 8 mg/kg once every 4 weeks.
The Hartford Insurance Company has twice looked at entering the long-term care insurance market and was scared off.
Other patients entered the long-term extension study directly and applied DSG for 12 months.
At the end of treatment, patients were given the option of entering the long-term safety extension study.
Before entering the long-term treatment study the diagnosis of schizophrenia was confirmed by independent experienced clinical psychiatrists.
The percentages of patients who entered the long-term extension from each of the two controlled studies were similar (81% for Study 06 008 and 78% for Study 06 009).
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