Currently enrolled in the Witness Protection Program.
Clinical trials presented in Table 2 largely enrolled patients with other malignancies, and patients with breast cancer represented a minority in most trials.
The current analysis is based largely on patients enrolled in the RESIST trial, which demonstrated superior TPV/r efficacy and durability in suppressing viral load (VL), compared to CPI/r in more than 1400 patients with PI resistance, advanced HIV infection and few, if any, other treatment options [ 6].
The programs tapped for Monday's high temperatures were largely voluntary, though customers enrolled in some programs can agree to have service interrupted by the utility when electricity use is high.
Tooth decay attacks largely before children are enrolled in Head Start, and damage to the teeth is already done.
Community-based HIV counselling and testing for children is uncommon in sub-Saharan Africa including South Africa, and existing studies are largely among children already enrolled in HIV programmes or visiting health facilities (van Dijk et al., 2009; Yeap et al., 2010).
This phenomenon can significantly affect the generalizability of trials'results, that largely depend upon whether subjects enrolled in clinical trials are fully representative of the entire spectrum of patients suffering from that disease.
The objective of this study was to identify determinants of U-Cd using repeat 24-hr urine collections and exposure information from a variety of sources including self-reports, environmental databases, and a dietary contaminant database in a sample of women enrolled in the largely nonsmoking California Teachers Study CTSS) cohort.
These findings indicate that, in everyday clinical practice, the indications and use of the drug may largely differ from the population initially enrolled in controlled studies.
When Mr. Lawson enrolled in 1958, Vanderbilt was still largely segregated and widely seen as aloof from Nashville, which had a reputation as being racially moderate though still a segregated city.
