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Categories 0 and 6 of the pain dimension were not changed from previous reports but categories 1 to 5 have been clarified: the pain score increases (better) with increased duration of walking without pain.

Other studies assessed CD4+ increases upon initiation of antiretroviral therapy indicating that CD4+ increases were better with PI (especially boosted by ritonavir) compared with NNRTI or triple NRTI regimens even though virological responses were similar among the three regimens or better with NNRTI than with PI boosted by ritonavir [ 4- 10].

We show that the application of revised rate of FFC CO2 emission increase leads to (1) no significant increase in CO2 sink over the East Asia region after 2002, and (2) global land CO2 sink increase agree better with that simulated by the global dynamic vegetation models (DGVMs).

Involvement of the disability community thus not only increased better outcomes for people with disabilities, but also created accessible products beneficial to others in the community.

He needed coaching to increase influence, connect better with others, raise his profile, credibility and contribution.

More recently, this IR-7 predictor was refined by assigning different weights to the individual genes, yielding a composite IR score whose value increases with better HRneg prognosis [ 26].

Sussex commuters fare slightly better with increases marginally below the 4.2% cap.

Inflation actually correlates much better with increases in labor compensation.

This trend was explained by the fact that rate of temperature increase was better correlated with thermal diffusivity while U & hfp were better correlated with thermal effusivity.

On the other hand, if the same target delay is fixed for the three users the rate to be employed increases for better users (users with better channel conditions).

The electrochemical performance of LiFePO4/C electrode tends to get better with increasing the conductive additive loading in the lower layer.