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The timely identification of lethal exsanguination remains challenging and predictive scores may support early stratification of patients at risk.
Considering the spectrum of baseline variability and treatment-related changes illustrated in Fig. 3, this point in the course of RT SUV analysis may support early response stratification of lesions into responding and not responding.
The observation of lowest platelet counts in the LC group in our study compared to other HBV patient groups may support earlier findings that platelets could be a crucial player during progression of LC and HCC [ 19, 20].
Our current standardized fortification of human milk may not adequately support early postnatal growth.
Our results show that the spouses of these persons report higher levels of symptoms of anxiety and depression and lower levels of subjective well-being compared to the other population, and may thus support earlier studies which found that spouses of depressed individuals are at risk of developing depression themselves [ 23, 25- 30].
These feedbacks indicate the presence of an aversion to inequality in animals, and may support an early evolutionary origin of inequity aversion [12].
These mechanisms may support the early hemostatic response to RT observed in our patients.
L-selectin ligands, localized to the luminal epithelium at the time of implantation, may support the early stages of blastocyst attachment.
When food transit is surgically altered, changes in the pattern of gastrointestinal hormone release may support the early adaptation of β-cell function but are unlikely to make a major contribution to insulin action.
This finding may support an early report showing that the angiogenic capacity of PBMCs from SSc patients was inferior to that of healthy controls, but when monocytes were enriched and used in the same assay system, the SSc patients' samples showed an enhanced angiogenic capacity [ 21].
If, as many scholars believe, Etana was successful, the myth may have been used to support early dynastic claims.
