Grade 2 was regarded as being similar to other parameters of intermediate-risk significance, such as tumor size of between 2 and 5 cm, low numbers (one to three) of involved LNs, and intermediate scores on multigene assays, and it was inferred that they do not provide a definitive indication of risk with respect to the clinical decision of whether to give or withhold chemotherapy.
We developed a Poiseuille-based angiographic index, incorporating both minimal lumen diameter (MLD) and LL, for improved assessment of the hemodynamic significance of intermediate coronary lesions.
Finally, the response to cyclohexanone, CI = 0.46±0.09 with p = 0.04, was of intermediate strength and statistical significance.
Due to the emerging significance of intermediate filaments in a variety of cellular process, the results of our study also contribute to improved understanding of cell deformation, cell adhesion and mechanotransduction.
The prognostic significance of (intermediate and late) regression is controversial.
The clinical significance of intermediate and low premutation size alleles is 3-fold.
However, the significance of intermediate levels of EAA (0.4-0.59) athehe bedside has not been well elucidated.
The central atom displacement occurs only when the number of atoms involved in the string is large, but the string length is relatively small, pointing to a particular significance for intermediate size strings in the shape transformation process.
When comparing different filters head-to-head, the amber filter produces significantly better color contrasts than the green filter, while yellow filter performance is intermediate with no statistical significance.
Because of the weak dependence on temperature observed in the data and the moderate magnitude of the measured temperatures, it is deduced that the prompt-NO and/or N2O-intermediate pathways are of significance comparable to that of the thermal-NO pathway.
