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Additionally, the collection and analysis of baseline quality data are initiated and compared with the requirements of the quality monitoring standards.

These shortcomings are currently addressed in RTOG trial 0522, which has been recently initiated and compares chemoradiation with cisplatin to chemoradiation plus cetuximab.

More saxagliptin initiators initiated monotherapy compared with sitagliptin initiators.> -wrap-foot>> -wraP-foot> P values for all comparisons between DPP-4i and SU initiators and between DPP-4i and TZD initiators are <0.0001.

In the case of nanorods, the fluence at which shape change (permanent bleaching) is initiated is identified and compared to the threshold fluence for cavitation.

In these experiments, we showed that even in the absence of Plx1, DNA replication was initiated and terminated with similar kinetics compared to the mock-depleted extract (Supplementary Figure 4).

In the South 24.3% males and 28.7% females had initiated sex compared to 12.1% of males and 13.1% females in the North (p < 0.001).

About 75% of women in each trial arm and Cohort 2 initiated breastfeeding, compared to only 62% of those in Cohort 1 (Table  2).

For this reason a measurement campaign in a high-energy stray radiation field at CERN's High-Energy Reference Field Facility (CERF) was initiated to study and compare the response of the already existing detector-moderator configuration and a new design, the "GSI ball".

More recently, in the PACS 01 trial initiated in 1997 and comparing 6 FEC100 to 3 FEC100-3D, the mandatory ANC for a subsequent cycle delivery was lowered to 1.5 × 10 l−1, whereas an ANC<1.5 × 10 l−1 required the use of G-CSF for all subsequent cycles (Roche et al, 2006).

We found that A-clones consumed more insects and initiated foraging faster compared to B-clones.

Recent efforts were initiated to compare and rank the quality of VET programs nationally and internationally, for example, in the National Quality Framework (NQF) and the European Quality Framework (EQF; Brockmann et al. 2011; Deissinger 2009).