Moreover, only patients alive at Day 3 were included in the study.
Moreover, an adult still alive at the age of 75 in 2002 could expect a further 11.5 years of life.Much of this change has been the result of improved nutrition and better medicine.
Moreover, the frequency of alive patients was higher in the group of patients with sHLA-E levels above cut-off (28/32, 87.5%) than that in patients with levels below cut-off (16/44, 36.4%, P = 0.0008).
Moreover, the number of alive patients was higher in patients with sHLA-F levels above cut-off (40/46, 86.9%) than that in patients with levels below cut-off (4/20, 20.0%, P = 0.0042).
Moreover, he wishes to be alive and present at the obsequies.
Moreover, the author is still alive to give his blessing to Hollywood, and has shown himself to be remarkably relaxed about others taking his work and running with it.
If postmodernism holds that either the author is dead or it doesn't matter whether the author lives or dies, metamodernism holds the author to be alive -- and moreover, that it matters very much that she be alive -- but concedes that (a) we don't know who she is, or (b) how many authors there are (or can be) per text.
As shown in Figure 2, what makes this technique relevant is the possibility of separating subpopulations for subsequent physiological and/or molecular analysis [ 29, 30]; moreover, cells can be recovered alive for growth and physiological analysis purposes [ 31].
Moreover, the numbers of rabbits born alive when DMSO was used in the freezing protocol, despite being lower than those recorded using fresh semen, were higher than when DMA was used as the cryoprotectant (P < 0.05).
Moreover, apoptotic cells can be kept alive indefinitely through the expression of a protein from baculoviruses called P35, which blocks the activity of the executioner caspases (Hay et al., 1994).
