Patients and staff are far better served with more frequent entries into the high-risk area over time than single long entries that increase fatigue and the possibility of risky behavior.
On the other hand, hyponatremia was more frequent upon entry to the NNICU (P < 0.001) and arose later after brain damage (P < 0.001) in comparison with hypernatremia.
The evidence available suggests a model whereby increased S-phase entry and more frequent DNA replication would be permissive for the maintenance of epigenetic marks already present, but would prohibit the stable loading of histone H1 and interaction with epigenetic regulator complexes.
Surveillance data also indicate that extra-pulmonary-TB is more frequent in foreign-born subjects several years after entry to the host country.
It is possible that protease inhibitor use is simply a marker of more advanced HIV disease and more frequent episodes of viral rebound prior to cohort entry which may have affected risk of fibrosis progression in this cohort.
Shared peptides are peptide sequences that can be matched to more than one protein entry in a protein database and are more frequent than unique peptides, which can unequivocally be matched to a specific protein.
And as bears are drawn ever more to this artificial niche, it is inevitable that incidents like the one in which a bear ripped out an air conditioner to gain entry to a family's home will become more frequent.
Excluding controls whose condition on study entry was fracture attenuated the elevated estimate for more frequent activity in female subjects (OR=1.8; CI=0.8 4.6).
Situations like this are becoming more frequent, housing industry experts say, and the lack of FHA financing eligibility for entry-level-priced condo units is partially responsible for the decline in first-time buyer participation in the real estate market.
Her entries vary from the occasional abstract thought on the writing process in general to the more frequent details of the New York social scene.
