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Therefore, BS and LE were serially performed every 24 30 months and CXR at more prolonged intervals (mean value 42 months).

The longest documented survival from nephrectomy to the diagnosis of pancreatic metastasis is 27 years, and a more prolonged interval from nephrectomy to diagnosis seems to confer a better prognosis [ 10], presumably as a result of less aggressive tumour biology.

Thus, it is clear that delineation of statistically favorable effects on clinically significant outcomes per se may require a more prolonged interval of follow up in patients with type 2 diabetes treated with insulin-sensitizing compared with insulin-providing regimens than the 5-year interval of follow-up in BARI 2D.

Scn3b−/− mice also showed longer P wave durations and more prolonged PR intervals compared to those shown in WT mice, suggesting conduction abnormalities.

If we had established a more prolonged study interval, then more subjects may have experienced exacerbations.

Trials using short cycle-chemotherapy appears to be associated with an improvement in survival compared with those using a more prolonged cycle interval (NCLACCM-Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy for Locally Advanced Cervical Cancer Meta-analysis Collaboration, 2003).

The benefits of the controlled delivery of drugs include: the maintenance of serum drug concentration at an optimal therapeutic level for a more prolonged time-interval, reduction in handling and consequently, a possible improvement in drug-administration compliance [ 38].

Phenotypic characterization confirmed that, compared to their WT littermates, TG mice had a significantly more prolonged QT interval (77 ± 12 ms vs 61 ± 6 ms, P <.001) and a significantly lower mean basal HR (340 ± 52 bpm vs 371 ± 47 bpm, P =.005).

The repolarization hypothesis has experimental confirmation in canine right ventricular wedge preparations [ 11, 16], in the recording of more prolonged activation-recovery intervals in epicardial tissue than in the endocardium of BrS patients after administration of pilsicainide [ 17], and in repolarization heterogeneity maps in BrS patients [ 18].

The PR interval was significantly more prolonged (p<0.05) in black and Caucasian athletes when compared with West-Asian athletes, with no differences observed between black and Caucasian athletes.

The same total amount of calcium (# 600 mg) from one liter of high-calcium mineral water, divided into three intakes, at 3 hours intervals, resulted in a more prolonged suppression of serum CTX, than from the ingestion of a calcium salt.