According to Davis Logsdon, a law professor at the University of Minnesota, Kushner could be on the verge of obtaining "long-term clearance" at this separate facility, which, like the White House, is owned and operated by the federal government.
No long-term clearance of amphibole fibers, > 5 microns in length, could be demonstrated.
41 This long-term clearance offers an advantage in terms of the cost of retreating areas of recurrence.
Of the several resulting radionuclides, 65Zn appeared to be the most suitable for long-term clearance studies by use of in vivo whole body radioassay techniques.
Such reductions in long-term clearance are likely to increase the chronic accumulation of small particles and enhance associated effects (Hattis and Silver 1994).
56 A further small open study of 5-year follow-up for 55 lesions, showed of the four sBCC the long-term clearance rate was 100%.
5-7 Once achieved, an SVR is associated with long-term clearance of HCV infection, which is regarded as a virologic "cure," as well as with improved morbidity and mortality.
Three days and longer after inhalation, PMNs of the BAL cell count had decreased to a physiologic control level of about 0.7 %; therefore, this transient and minor inflammation is not expected to affect the long-term clearance of the inhaled NPs.
However, here we show that even within the same species of susceptible macaques, dampened immune responses to a virus that initially proliferates well within the host, may be associated with long term control and potential clearance of the virus.
Segmental resection is advocated by some as the ultimate oncological procedure with data to suggest that it results in the best chance of tumour clearance and long term survival[ 24 ].
Even from these interstitial sites, they undergo AM-mediated long-term NP clearance to the larynx.
