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A less medialized reverse prosthesis is more adapted in revision cases to reduce the rate of complication and particularly the potential instability.

Moreover, initial studies frequently attempted to estimate the absolute value of invasive PAOP using several Doppler indices combined in complex equations [ 8, 9, 13, 18, 19], whereas semi-quantitative evaluation of LV filling pressure based on simple yet robust, easy-to-measure parameters appears more adapted in the ICU environment.

This should be confirmed in more adapted trials in which long-term improvement of symptoms could be a relevant end-point to compare the benefits of combination with those of single-agent therapy.

Most studies interested in the use of these highly toxic strains in biocontrol programmes such as in Brazil have focused on the isolation of more adapted strains in tropical conditions [90].

The reasons for a higher shedding prevalence in young individuals are uncertain but competition from a more adapted intestinal microflora in older animals may make colonization more difficult.

With the changing environment, evolutionary pressures are leading to changes that are more adapted to survival in this new context.

Instead, a lineage of mammals gradually became more and more adapted to life in the water.

It is also important to understand the impact of a more adapted design criterion in significantly improving their performance.

They were quite more robust than modern humans... more muscular and probably more adapted to living in a harsh northerly climate," Paabo said.

The transmission and replication phenotype can be further improved by providing the virus with a gene constellation more adapted for replication in ferrets.

Hence antisense tRNAs seem more adapted for translation, in r-selected species.