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Studies of spinal cord injury using static compression have highlighted that neuronal loss is much more protracted in time in this type of trauma, than the loss observed after contusion injury.

Future studies could use the same measure over a more protracted period of time, and supplement these assessments with electrophysiologic testing.

The impact of shortened lead time on BC incidence will only be addressed appropriately by an examination of the national annual BC incidence rates in the HL cohort over a more protracted period of time.

Consequently, factors such as better performance status are likely to indicate those patients who are likely to have more prolonged progression-free survival and who may therefore receive chemotherapy for more protracted periods of time (Borner et al, 1998).

However, the age at which invasive tumors are observed in this model would correspond to early adulthood in humans and do not accurately reflect the more protracted developmental time-course of prostate cancer in humans.

The haptic feedback enabled about 10% faster gaze gestures with more consistent completion times.

Though different in character and intensity, this engagement is at the same time more protracted, less tangible in its aims, and perhaps more important in its consequences.

There was a decrease in median completion time with more number of procedures performed.

It pinpoints attention to the small subset of jobs that are critical to project completion time, thus contributing to more accurate planning and more precise control.

Explanations for the higher rate of drug resistance in children than in adults are that children have a more protracted course of influenza, longer viral shedding times, and higher viral titers (7 ).

The joint venture "has saved taxpayers more than $1 billion and cut years off the completion time," Mr. Marshall said.