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More frequent early floods are occurring in spring with secondary flood peaks in summer, the latest probably represents the most striking change.

Conclusion: Women with early reinfarction following fibrinotysis for AMI had more frequent early death and were managed less aggressively.

Though a paradoxical response is more frequent early after initiating antibiotic treatment, cases developing after as long as 5 months have been described [3].

Gallbladder carcinoma in particular is associated with more frequent early dissemination, whereas cholangiocarcinoma is likely to be locally invasive and has a slightly longer survival [2].

These patients tended to have more severe cerebral lesions (AIS score of at least 4) and had significantly more frequent early neurosurgical intervention.

Given the variability in many physiological parameters found by previous studies, it seems likely that more frequent early measurements would provide a more accurate assessment of early neurophysiological changes after stroke.

Similar results were reported in the original publication of the Berkey-Reed (1987) model, but other studies with more frequent data early in life claim to have identified (using the Berkey-Reed model) early inflection points and thus a peak in velocity for all infants in their sample (Mook-Kanamori et al., 2011; Sovio et al., 2009; Tzoulaki et al., 2010).

Small downward reclassifications exceed upward reclassifications of similar magnitude, which is consistent with previous reports that delayed (>14 days) ovulation is more frequent than early (<14 days) ovulation.

Hyde and Jaffee (1998) and Jones et al. (2000) implied that when girls are exposed to more frequent and early out-of-school time experiences, their achievement and interest in physical sciences might be enhanced as they continue their education.

Accordingly, in the BrdU/PSA-NCAM double stainings carried out at 5, 10, and 15 days post-injection survival times (Figure 1L O) the occurrence of bipolar double-labelled cells was more frequent at early survival times, whereas that of more differentiated morphologies (neuronal-like) was detectable at subsequent survival times (see Figure S2A).

Preprocedural Thrombolysis in Myocardial Infarction Study (TIMI) grade 3 flow was more frequent with early Gp IIb IIIa inhibitors.