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It is evident that overall the increase of fibre content significantly enhanced the residual strength of SFRC, except 3DH-35 SFRC.
It is evident that overall approximation is less good for the clearance than for the nonclearance exposure index.
It is also evident that overall, glucocorticoid-treated xenografts co-cluster with a group of 3 patients (B-ALL-37, -38, and -40), all of whom had BCP-ALL and a good early prednisolone response, with varied cytogenetics (hyperploidy, t(12 21), and normal respectively).
It has become increasingly evident that overall response rate on these schedules reflects several factors, including the minimum time needed to execute a response, pausing between responses, pausing between bouts of responses, and post-reinforcement pausing (Brackney et al., 2011; Cheung et al., 2012; Killeen et al., 2002; Shull, 2004, 2005; Shull et al., 2004; Smith et al., 2014).
This observation is critical because it is not self-evident that overall expression levels of autosomal and sex-linked should be equal.
First, it is evident that the overall pace slowed prior to 2 km (when we would have predicted high hazard scores to emerge).
However, it is evident that the overall expression alteration of all 25 genes is statistically comparable, although the actual fold change values in real-time PCR and microarray are not always commensurable.
Thus, it is evident that the overall effect of this PCN enhancement of immunity is not a generic feature of all PCN architectures and that the small heat-shock PCN appears uniquely well suited to facilitate the enhancement of protection against a broad spectrum of respiratory viruses.
When vessels were divided in quartiles according to vessel diameter (<10 µm, 10 15 µm, 16 23 µm and >23 µm; Figure 2), it became evident that the overall effect of diabetes on VCAM-1 expression in wt mice was predominantly driven by changes in the very small vessels (<10 µm), whereas the overall effect observed in TNFα−/− mice was predominantly driven by changes in the larger vessels (>23 µm).
It is evident that the overall intensity of the white light image is (expectedly) much higher than that obtained from autofluorescence.
