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The impressive increase of the pCR rate in HER2/neu positive patients with the weekly treatment also deserves some considerations.
Indeed, an impressive increase of the pCR rate with the PET regimen was obtained in patients with ER negative (27.5 vs 5.4%) and/or HER2/neu positive tumour (31 vs 5%), while the activity of the two regimens was comparable in patients with ER positive (7.5 vs 7%) and/or HER2/neu negative tumour (10 vs 6%).
On the other hand, the impressive increase of the pCR rate in ER/PgR negative tumours with the weekly treatment could represent a simple 'optical illusion' if not followed by a substantial advantage in long-term disease-free survival of patients.
In the first half of 2008-2009 (the fiscal year runs from April to March), India received an FDI inflow of $19.3 billion, an impressive increase of 166% from the same period a year ago.
These curves show 1. that the 10 μg/kg doses seem to induce the most impressive increase of portal blood flow, and 2. that despite increasing portal flow the portal pressure does not increase.
The introduction of the phthalocyanine derivative resulted in an impressive increase of cell efficiency, which changed from 10.4% in the absence to 15.4% in the presence of phthalocyanine.
Of all the proteinases investigated by chip analysis and real-time PCR, the matrix metalloproteinase MMP-3 was heavily induced in the acute phase of AIA and showed the most impressive increase of expression on days 1 and 3 (Fig. 2a).
From 2007 to 2014 we noticed an impressive increase of more than 300 % in the incidence of Kp BSI in our hospital, that was mostly driven by C-R strains.
The biopsies of patients with infectious colitis (Clostridium difficile) was characterized by a impressive increase of GFAP- and GDNF-positive structures similar to the inflamed gut biopsies of patients with UC.
Both dislocation loops and bubbles appeared from low to medium temperatures and saw an impressive increase of size (factor 4 to 6) most probably by coalescence as the temperature reaches 600 °C, with 500 °C appearing as a threshold for bubble growth.
