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Stevens' return – at the age of 50 – was similarly seamless, remarkable for the manner in which his race-reflexes had maintained their BMW precision timing, or even improved for the R and R. Nor does the Stevens freight train appear to be slowing down.

While we did not identify any bladder constraints associated with reduced GU morbidity, urinary QOL was nevertheless stable after therapy, and urinary irritation or obstruction scores were even improved for the overall cohort at 2 years of follow-up.

Interestingly, when only proliferation genes were used, the overall performance was not degraded; in fact, it even improved for some signatures p53-322) in both untreated and treated populations.

Similarly, when dissecting several reported gene signatures Wirapati et al. found that when using only a subset of signature genes associated with proliferation, performance was identical or even improved for certain signatures [22].

Things might even improve for dealers, as customers are enticed with a new array of premium safety and convenience features.

Even as safety has improved for the industry as a whole, some independent operators have lagged significantly behind, the records show.

Trapping didn't even improve the problem for the community where the trapping took place, because other leopards, generally younger and with less experience at negotiating human-dominated landscapes, quickly took over the newly vacated territory.

Exclusion of these de novo patients at baseline had no effect on model discrimination of total CVD and even improved model discrimination for the prediction CVD mortality among females (from 0.85 to 0.88).

Councillor Hilary Cox, from Dorset County Council, said: "Joint working between councils to ensure that valued services can not only be maintained but even improved is the sensible way forward for all of us in these difficult financial times".

In addition, the heating method often even improved immunostainings for antibodies, which worked in the standard protocol in either zebrafish or medaka (Figure S1 and Figure 2).

"Investment in energy efficiency can lead to much wider economic benefits such as job creation and even improved health". Joanne Wade from the Association for the Conservation of Energy said: "The figures for households are very good news - but frankly they have been achieved without a great deal of government effort.