Unfortunately, these apparently large numbers did not yield enough instances of subsequent multiple sclerosis for a statistically significant result to emerge.
However, in instances of subsequent infection or colonization, where a single patient could have more than one organism, there was a higher rate of MDRO identification among isolates from the group that received long-course antibacterials compared with the group receiving short-course therapy (53.2 vs. 21.1 %; P = 0.027) (Table 4).
A third consequence was instances in which the births of subsequent children after the first went unreported or were hidden from authorities.
Its form was extremely influential, and there were a number of subsequent "saintes-chapelles"—for instance, at Aachen and Riom that were clearly modeled on the Parisian one.
There are some 24,000 GPCs in use across central government, but no central systems for collecting and monitoring instances of fraud or subsequent prosecutions.
During the early part of 2012, which was an unusually wet period, the logger recorded several instances of saturation and subsequent overflowing of the trench during a series of frequent and intense rainfall events.
Permissive hypothermia and active cooling have been shown to reduce oxygen demands in patients experiencing stroke, cardiac arrest, cardiac surgery, severe trauma and other instances of ischemia and subsequent reperfusion [ 1- 4].
It is largely the aspect of feedback that provides for this model the qualities of a process, because each instance of feedback conditions or alters the subsequent messages.
Even in those instances in which the association was not statistically significant, the trend for depression to increase risk of subsequent diabetes was present.
It was a conflict, he accurately predicted to The Observer a few months before the invasion of Iraq, that would lead to a quick victory in the first instance but subsequent chaos.
