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The initial results of these designs are more encouraging with reports of up to 94% survival rates at 5 years, with 93% overall patient satisfaction.

If van Gogh's killer, Mohammed Bouyeri, represented a brand of Islamist extremism, Marcouch, too, seemed to stand for something larger, and certainly more encouraging with respect to the Muslim presence in Europe.

Another, "Journey Home," seemed even more encouraging, with a much greater emphasis on rhythm: based on a 12/8 flamenco pattern, it grew complex by the interplay of Mr. Horner on a trap set and Jeff Ballard playing the wooden box called a cajon.

The company's full-year outlook was more encouraging, with Lowe's predicting earnings per share between $1.30 and $1.42, a range near the consensus estimate of $1.37.

His recent form has been more encouraging, with four top-10 finishes in his last six events on the PGA Tour in the United States, including a second place at the Texas Open last month.

The activities of the sulfamoylated compounds are even more encouraging, with a GI50 of 220 nM obtained for the 3′-methoxybenzyl derivative 9c.

However, evidence of skeletal-muscle-cell ingrowth was very poor and muscular electrophysiologic activity was minimum, with more encouraging results with myoblasts-seeded patches.

By the time Primary Stages tackled it seven years later, the signs were far more encouraging, even with ailments among the cast forcing several canceled previews.

Women tend to be motivated by co-operation and a more encouraging style, with language that could include, "We really need your help to build our client base" or, "I saw you perform really well on the last project, I just know you can do this one".

Recent economic data has been more encouraging, and with oil prices high, there's now less certainty around how far and how fast inflation will fall".

28 32 In this study, the picture was more encouraging for women with a declining prevalence for all groups with a marginal reduction in the socio-economic differential.