The withdrawal of Bjarne Riis's yellow jersey represents a process which, if followed systematically, would be without end.
Methods: The patient sample consisted of 135 definite RDC Bipolar-I (BP-I) and 71 definite RDC Bipolar-II patients who entered the NIMH Collaborative Depression Study (CDS) between 1978 and 1981; and were followed systematically for up to 20 years.
We followed systematically the guideline of PRISMA (Moher et al. 2009).
All patients with non-metastatic disease were followed systematically at our outpatient clinic according to the established guidelines (Ljungberg et al, 2007).
Nevertheless, the majority of our patients were not followed systematically with echocardiography as isolated moderate regurgitation or valvular stenosis in the absence of heart failure was not treated medically.
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Moreover, models allow the progression of diseases to be systematically followed in a highly controlled manner, both pre- and postnatally, an analysis that is not possible to assess in humans.
Although carnosine is known to chelate metal ions such as zinc, copper, vanadium [ 47], and platinum [ 18], the intracellular localization and trafficking of CisPt within the different cellular compartments need to be systematically followed.
Following a systematically reimagined United States geography, New York has been moved to Michigan Connecticutt occupies a western coast and is engulfed by Montana; the capital of Kansas is Miami.
However, clinical data were collected longitudinally in specialized mood-disorder clinics where patients are followed up systematically and at regular intervals, increasing the statistical accuracy of gathered information.
