Its frequency significantly increased after the first therapy (86% versus 65%, P = 0.036), however, with a further tendency to fall to the pretreatment level.
In addition, we report that the HERV-H transcription levels share a bimodal trend with the highest levels found in the youngest individuals, the lowest ones in the group 18 39 years, and a further tendency to raise in the older individuals.
The intellectual traditions of modernist and postmodernist art have weakened confidence further; their tendency is not to celebrate the public but to celebrate rebellion against the public, often turning "public art" into a near oxymoron.
Further, research tendency and hotspot including the distribution of author keywords, title, abstract, and 'KeyWords Plus' in different periods, and hot issues were also applied.
Further, the tendency of glioblastoma multiforme (GBM) cells to migrate and invade normal brain tissue renders surgical interventions ineffective [ 1].
Thus it is the case that condensin will further the tendency for chromosome individualization, but it is not causative.
19 Further, the tendency for people with dementia to under-report disease-related symptoms means that it is likely they also under-report side effects.
Further, a tendency towards a decrease in the secondary care interval was seen for other hospitals than Vejle Hospital before the introduction of urgent referral.
Results for the ODI confirmed moderate disability with 26.3 ± 8.1% (10 53%) for six months follow-up with further declining tendency to 20.5 ± 3.6% (6 30%) for final follow-up.
Further, the tendency and degree to which such drugs are covalently modified by acetylation (a common post-translational modification of histones) critically influences their tendency to induce anti-histone antibodies and lupus [ 14, 15].
Further, the tendency to receive symptom-oriented treatment (rather than preventive treatment) is related to higher levels of dental fear, providing evidence for a "vicious cycle" in which dental fear continues to be predictive of avoidance, greater dental treatment needs, symptom-oriented care, and continued fear [ 2].
