Despite histologic similarities in end-organ damage and eventual carcinomas, adequate scientific rationale supports a proposed hypothesis that distinct pathophysiologic mechanisms may be responsible for hepatocarcinogenesis due to either HBV or HCV.
The resulting DRX grains therefore seem to be compositionally softer, promoting deformation localization and eventual macroscopic failure, thus offering a rationale for why ECAP and tension samples tend to fail along DRX regions.
Our rationale for this research is that eventual interventions to promote patient-centered communication in cancer must start with a detailed characterization of actual discussions between cancer patients and their clinicians within a broad cross-section of oncology care.
Better exercise tolerance, quality of life, improved survival and lower risk for stroke with eventual discontinuation of anticoagulation have been cited as the rationale for this approach [ 13].
One rationale for the spec mansion is that the developer, rather than the eventual homeowner, endures the trial of pushing inevitably controversial plans through the arduous approval process.
The rationale behind reusing the NHANES 1999 2002 relative hazard functions is that the eventual goal of this project is to be able to compute the HSM for individual patients without requiring any information about the distribution of biomarker measurements in the populations they belong to.
Our data provide a strong rationale for further preclinical investigation of CDDO-MA and other related amides, directed toward eventual clinical trials in patients with Parkinson's and Huntington's disease.
The French response back then was essentially that the administration's rationale was hooey, but that the tough stuff would be re-incorporated into the allies' eventual separate sanctions.
Regardless of the rationale, disappearance of these HIV-specific CD4+ and CD8+ T cell responses during AHI may ultimately contribute to the eventual inability of the immune system to control viral replication.
