24 We calculated test characteristics at 3, 5, 8, and 10 years of follow-up to estimate the duration of protective effect at intervals currently recommended for cytology (3 and 5 years) and some of the lengthened intervals for HPV based screening (5, 8, and 10 years).
And this was what she would continue to go through — at gradually lengthening intervals — for years to come.
But regulators were worried, because Ranexa caused an irregular reading on an electrocardiogram, called a lengthened QT interval; this is thought to be a risk factor for arrhythmia.
The increased STVQT was accompanied by a prolonged QT, and a lengthened Fridericia and Hodges QTc interval in these athletes.
In a study by Yonekawa et al, 12 102 eyes were studied with 18 weeks follow-up where the authors found stabilised vision and anatomical improvement with a lengthened injection interval of 1 2 weeks, on average, after converting to aflibercept from Avastin or Lucentis.
Thus, evidence for decreased virulence of HIV-1 would be a lengthening interval from infection to AIDS and death over the course of the epidemic.
In several small studies, insulin-induced hypoglycemia was associated with lengthened QT intervals, which may increase the risk of arrhythmia [ 64, 65].
Results showed that lengthening the interval between two recirculation events reduced methane yield.
The goal of treatment is to lengthen the interval between surgeries while preventing permanent damage to the delicate vocal cords.
Steady methane production can be obtained by recirculating small amounts of leachate, and by lengthening the interval between two recirculations, regardless of the L S ratio.
In March 2006, Southwest, after never finding a failure of the system from 1999 to that date, asked the F.A.A. if it could lengthen the interval to every 20,000 flight hours, or about every six years.
