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The UCLA Score was an average of 15.27, 25.9 and 30.1 at 3, 6 months and 1 year, respectively, after removal of hook plate which improved further an average of 32.3 at the last follow-up, which was also statistically significant (p value <0.05).

The UCLA Score was an average of 15.27 (95 % Confidence Interval between 14.6 and 15.8), 25.9 and 30.1 at 3, 6 months and 1 year, respectively, after removal of hook plate which was further an average of 32.3 (95 % Confidence Interval between 31.9 and 32.6) at the last follow-up, which was also statistically significant (p value <0.05) as shown in Fig. 3.

Since then, the job market has deteriorated further, with an average of 665,000 jobs vanishing each month.

We hope that developments in new technology and future innovation will improve the cost effectiveness of these measures over time and that this can drive consumption down further to an average of 120 l/p/d per day by 2030.

To convert the HSPG content into VEGF-binding site densities, we further assumed an average of 4.2 VEGF-binding sites per HSPG, based on experiments showing: ∼3 HS-chains per HSPG [130], [131]; ∼30% of HS-chains displaying no VEGF165 affinity [123]; ≥2 VEGF-binding sequences ("SAS domains") present within each HS-chain [123], [125].

If, as indicated with this kit, a second confirmatory test is required later in pregnancy for all RhD negative results, this would increase costs further to an average of more than £65 per patient.

Interestingly, upon deletion induction, the mucus layer thickness decreased further from an average of 10.4 microns in the GF WT to 8.1 microns in the TM-IEC C1galt1 −/− mice.

These errors are further reduced to an average of 10% for 30-second intervals.

The point source was removed in 2006 and NO3−-N concentration in the present study have further reduced to an average of 3.9 (±2.8) mg N/L.

Indeed, the Yes campaign continued to make further progress, reaching an average of 43 per cent in the polls by the end of March.

After controlling for overall population expansions and retractions, we find that the northern margins of many species have moved further north by an average of 18.9 km during this time.