There is a clear indication that the occurrence of gynaecological symptoms potentially indicative of cancer in women in the UK is substantially higher than recorded in primary care.
As part of a face-to-face, population-based survey, women aged ⩾16 (n=911) were shown a list of symptoms potentially indicative of a gynaecological cancer and were asked to indicate any experienced in the last 3 months.
In these studies, the incidence of AEs potentially indicative of an LABA-class effect were <3% in any treatment group, indicating that VI is well tolerated in subjects with COPD or asthma at doses up to 50 μg [8, 10].
The second mode explains 10% of variability, and reflects the westward extension of an Indian Ocean cool pool, potentially indicative of a normal to a negative IOD state.
Conclusions: Patients after Kawasaki disease tend to have a more adverse cardiovascular risk profile potentially indicative of an increased predisposition to premature atherosclerotic changes.
Hence, whereas many core functions of the human microbiome reflect broadly distributed, globally essential metabolic processes, others are potentially indicative of microbial community adaptation to specific body sites or to the human host in general.
Finally, changes potentially indicative of wax compound preservation were found in the DRIFTS spectra of alfalfa even though the amount of wax was too small to quantify by fiber analysis.
To assess whether transvaginal sonographic measurements of bladder wall thickness (BWT) have adequate reproducibility to detect differences in BWT potentially indicative of detrusor overactivity in women with overactive bladder.
A slower process then took over, potentially indicative of cellular adaptation to the stress inducer, and generated a relatively low ISR over the next 21 hours.
Such an anisotropic structure is potentially indicative of the existence of aligned cracks or fractures associated with the stress field at local or regional scales.
The response rate of 22 and 32%% from both cohorts while low is in line with other studies and potentially indicative of questionnaire surveys [42], especially those investigating knowledge levels.
