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Conclusions: The results of this pilot study suggest that oxygenation was equally improved during PLV.

There were no differences in the growth rates, and FGR was equally improved for D1 and D2.

Simvastatin equally improved survival, but the combination of Angpt-2 siRNA and simvastatin showed no additive benefit indicating that simvastatin might act via Angpt-2 inhibition.

In this regard, Displaced Sensor Array (DSA) is such a configuration which has presented equally improved performance for all azimuth angles [22].

Second, while behavioral performance was significantly and equally improved by both primary and secondary incentives, each incentive type selectively impacted anatomically dissociable regions.

In the meantime, transverse osteotomy equally improved hip function, and is equally safe in avoiding complications as modified osteotomy.

Further research is needed to quantify effects of different numbers of alleles (e.g. replacing microsatellites with a higher number of SNPs) in nonequilibrium scenarios, especially as we have demonstrated that, contrary to equilibrium scenarios, increasing the number of loci and sample size do not equally improve precision and accuracy.

In the long run, improving fitness scores will prove equally as important as improving math and science scores.

Although patients with diabetes benefitted at least equally from improved mortality rates over the last 25 years, their absolute long-term mortality remained ∼1.5-fold higher compared with patients without diabetes.

It has been found that good glycemic control per se did not affect nontraditional risk factors for CAD equally despite improved serum glucose level [ 26], and increased hs-CRP levels were associated with other indicators of diabetes-related cardiovascular risk, but had no correlation with disease duration or glucose control [ 27, 28].

No one will ever quite unravel what Johansson is or does, in "Under the Skin," but no one, equally, could improve on her own distillation of the outsider's time on Earth: "She goes from an it to a her".