The results should serve as basis for selecting appropriate exposure concentrations for a subsequent long-term inhalation study.
People engage in such marriages for a specific period of time, with the intention of finding out if a spouse is appropriate or inappropriate for a subsequent long-term official marriage.
The Yankees played a version of this waiting game after the 2007 season, when they resisted a trade (and a subsequent long-term contract) for Johan Santana.
Efficacy data for romiplostim were taken from the pivotal phase III trials reported by Kuter et al. [ 13] and a subsequent long-term extension study [ 15].
The net effect of pregnancy is a short-term increase in incidence then a subsequent long-term decrease.
In order to address this issue, we have developed a 3D "tumor microsphere" model, formed by a dual-photoinitiator, aqueous-oil emulsion technique, for the encapsulation of cancer cells within PEG-fibrinogen hydrogel microspheres and for subsequent long-term 3D culture.
This influence of the noradrenergic system on DG function may reflect a mechanism through which the saliency of new information is discriminated for subsequent long-term hippocampal synaptic storage.
We first characterized the acute cytotoxic effect of PMs to determine their noncytotoxic concentrations for subsequent long-term exposure studies.
Our results that the synaptically localized Orb2A isoform and its Q domain are required during memory acquisition in MB neurons for subsequent long-term memory consolidation support the likelihood that synaptic Orb2A might act to tag the specific synapses for later memory consolidation.
The resulting physiological distribution of articular forces protects the acetabular bone and provides optimal conditions for ingrowth, with subsequent long-term component fixation.
For these patients, subsequent long-term survival was excellent with 1- and 5-year survival rates of 61% and 51%, respectively, at a median follow-up for all patients of 43 months (range 8 101 months) (Fig. 1C).
