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A shorter half-life of surfactant PC, indicating a faster turnover, may result in a faster improvement of the pulmonary condition during ECMO.

They are a first-line acne treatment for people with dark colored skin and are known to lead to faster improvement of post inflammatory hyperpigmentation.

The specialized hospitals with more than 500 beds, showed faster improvement of their performance compared to the smaller specialized hospitals.

Barbosa and colleagues could also show a significantly faster improvement of the oxygenation parameter, as determined by the PaO2/FiO2 ratio in the LCT/MCT/FO group.

The protocol-directed sedation group had shorter duration of mechanical ventilation (median 3.9 vs 6.7 days; P = 0.0003), faster improvement of Sequential Organ Failure Assessment over time (0.23 vs 0.7 units per day; P = 0.025), shorter ICU length of stay (8 versus 15 days; P < 0.0001), and shorter hospital length of stay (12 vs 23 days; P = 0.01).

CAROLINE KENDE ROBB Geneva, Sept. 9, 2013 To the Editor: The deans of Harvard Business School may be astounded by the fast improvement of the performance of the women students, but I am not.

This research presents a new application of electropolishing using a low-cost disc-form electrode offering fast improvement of the surface roughness of SKD61.

Laboratories worldwide can now routinely carry out phosphoproteomic assays as owing to the fast improvement of both MS and efficient phosphopeptide-enrichments, scientists and clinicians have easy access to lists of thousands of phosphorylated peptides for further biological issues.

To the best of our knowledge, this is the first time a specific pain assessment with VAS was conducted before and after EBP, showing a fast improvement of OH and HC in a large group of SIH patients.

Following the fast improvement of smartphone hardware and increased user experience, applications try to provide more and more functionality and then they inevitably become so complex as to make the two most critical limits of mobile devices worse.

Indeed, despite the fast improvement of contractile function in survivors, this study also showed that vasopressors often had to be maintained until the 72th hour, in association with important fluid infusion to maintain adequate filling pressures.