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Pediatric patients with a hematologic malignancy did not have a significant decrease in their cognitive function before HSCT compared with their siblings except in areas of academic achievement.

This condition is rarely seen, except in areas of the world where extreme poverty and serious calcium deficiency are major problems.

Hillsides are frequently terraced, although much of this land type has been abandoned except in areas of intensive cultivation, such as the flower-growing region around Grasse.

Of particular importance is the principle of decentralization which pushes responsibilities down to the commune council levels and the decision that preschools should be funded locally, not centrally, except in areas of special hardship.

We also observed similar keratin turnover rates in uninvolved skin in different anatomic locations on the same individual, again suggesting consistent basal skin kinetics for these subjects except in areas of psoriatic plaques.

Fibronectin was present in 29 out of 38 cases, in connective tissue stroma, and was not in direct association with the tumour cells, except in areas of necrosis.

Yet over the course of time, this interpretation changed as new discoveries and ideas came to light- except, it seems, in areas of Latin America, South Asia, and North Africa, where the cultures and approaches to religion have done nothing except stagnate or regress in the last fifty years.

All measurements showed good left-right internal consistency except T1 and MTR in areas of maximum B1 variation where correction was impossible or proved inadequate.

Forest vegetation is scanty except in the river valleys and in areas of better drainage; most of the trees are stunted spruce.

C1PG overestimates VTEC values by more than 2 TECU in the Northern Hemisphere, in contrast to the underestimation of approximately 2 TECU that occurs in the Southern Hemisphere, except in some areas of both low latitude and low longitude.

C. gattii (serotypes B and C) is geographically restricted and is infrequently diagnosed in AIDS patients except in some areas of Africa (4 ).