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These findings suggest that dual inhibition of EGFr (cetuximab) and JAK-STAT-3 (JAK1i) leads to greater radiosensitization than with either cetuximab or JAK1i alone and suggests that this combination treatment may be clinically relevant even for tumors with a marked range of STAT-3 activity.

What is particularly remarkable about this study was the marked range of interferon-inducing activity of serum from healthy children and adults, which varies by over 100-fold and includes many healthy people whose activity exceeded the mean value for the juvenile DM population.

We could not observe males to engage in display behavior during the experiment, but rates of scent marking ranged between 0 and 2 bouts/h (0.54 ± 0.92).

There have been a series of occasions that marked a range of landmark changes in the Afghan psyche.

The Doodlers have marked a range of eclectic events – from the frivolous (the 50th anniversary of Doctor Who) to the profound (an interactive animation to show how Foucault proved the Earth rotated on its axis).

Yet it doesn't take a lengthy television run to grow a beard, and similar adornments have been cropping up to mark a range of distinguished endeavors.

Instead of just marking the range of a day's trading with a single vertical line, as on Western charts, the Japanese create candlesticks: small rectangles whose ends represent the stock's opening and closing prices.

The gray region marks the range of the critical core mantle heat flux along the adiabat and the orange region the suggested time period of the global magnetic field (after Breuer and Spohn 2003).

8 However, the relationship between birth weight and adult health is complex since abnormal birth weight may mark a range of environmental insults to the fetus.

The upland areas of Waterford are mainly ridges 600 to 800 feet (180 to 240 metres) high, grading into lowlands and marked by ranges of mountains, principally the Knockmealdowns, Comeraghs, and Monavullaghs, all reaching elevations of about 2,300 feet (700 metres).

Using an acceptable difference of 0.5 point of the overall mark (range 1-10), and of 5% difference in the fraction of stable patients, the two groups have an equal quality of care in 99.5% and 80.5% of the bootstrap replications respectively.