Finally, the difference in lifetime treatment costs between the two scenarios was computed as the difference in the respective sums of discounted cART drug and monitoring costs, OI and non-AIDS related hospitalization costs (see Figure 2).
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26 Finally, the observed decline in lifetime risk may not represent a true decrease in risk at all but rather decreased reporting of or diagnosis of disease.
This eventually led to lower mean stresses; and finally, a relatively lower reduction in lifetime at 650 °C than at 550 °C.
(iv) Finally, obesity is associated with significant increases in lifetime diagnosis of mood and anxiety disorders [ 133, 134].
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Finally, the lifetime report of cigarette smoking in the current study is not the most sensitive indicator.
Finally, in the case of the fluorescence lifetime and Stokes shift measurements applied to ht-ADH, the interplay between a transiently induced dipole at the chromophoric tryptophan residues and the protein environment may, indeed, be quite local, given the distance relationships for induced dipole induced dipole interactions (1/ r) and induced dipole dipole interactions (1/ r).
Finally, the evaluation method is not clearly specified (We assume the loss in lifetime earnings is used).
