4 We did not find obvious differences in pharmacokinetics on the basis of diagnosis, disease burden, or extent of peritonectomy, consistent with previous reports.
A pointing device was in constant use to find out whether the extent of resection was consistent with the preoperative design, and we assessed the surgical outcome by fusion of the preoperative planning and postoperative CT reconstruction images.
Similar tilted streamers were identified in Zesta et al. (2006) and shown to map to the tail as primarily radial structures that traverse a large radial extent of the tail, consistent with them being streamers associated with earthward moving tail flow bursts.
Addition of doxycycline to decrease GBV-C NS5A peptide expression decreased the extent of HIV replication consistent with previous experiments [33](data not shown).
This extent of repression was consistent with the fraction (70%) of transfected cells, as estimated from parallel transfection with a fluorescent control dsRNA (not shown).
The influence of expertise on the extent of activation is consistent with previous research investigating musical expertise using functional neuroimaging (Münte et al. 2002).
A direct correlation between CXCL5 tissue levels in surgical specimens of NSCLC and the extent of capillary density consistent with tumor angiogenesis has been reported [ 78].
Consequently, we suspect that the pattern of mosaic distribution and proportional change in different micro-mucosal structures and histological findings, according to the extent of CAFG, was consistent with the pathological findings of multifocal atrophic gastritis.
Upon dilution by the aqueous environment in the GIT, these systems undergo rapid self-emulsification producing nano-sized globules of high surface area resulting in enhanced rate and extent of absorption with consistent plasma time profiles.
While sampling density was lower in Session 1, in part because of greater losses due to sampler theft during this session, the spatial extent of sampling was consistent between sessions.
