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These were the predominant conclusions of delegates from Europe, America, and Asia who met at the symposium on "Emergence and Control of Viral Respiratory Diseases," organized by the Merieux Foundation with the support of Sanofi Pasteur, November 30 December 3, 2004, at Les Pensières, Veyrier du Lac, near Annecy, France (in the French Alps).

Conclusions: Predominant deposition of nanomaterial(s) will occur in the tracheobronchial and head airways not in the alveolar region as would be expected based on the size of primary nanoparticles.

The conclusions of this study do not probably apply to regions where MRSA-caused infections are predominant [ 27].

Therefore, further prospective studies with a predominant inclusion of HCC lesions of <2 cm in diameter are needed for the final validation and confirmation of the conclusions of this interesting study.

Conclusions: Predominant clinical profile of patients died early in ICU was elderly patient with high comorbidity, APACHE II and lactate levels at admission.

The measurements of the enzymatic activities of selected organelles after Foscan® photosensitisation reinforce the conclusion of the predominant localisation of Foscan® in the ER and Golgi apparatus.

This previous data strengthens our conclusion that the predominant mechanism of 2-DG's endothelial cytotoxicity is via interference with N-linked glycosylation leading to UPR-mediated cell death.

From the computational practice, an encouraging conclusion is that the predominant conformer of C2-BTP is greatly changed in RTILs compared with those in gas phase and molecular diluents.

These two subcategories of qarīḍ were the predominant forms of expression in the history of Arabic poetry up to the conclusion of World War II, but they were not the only ones.

The conclusion of Cohen et al. (11 ), that Ib is the predominant C. hominis allele associated with waterborne outbreaks, is explained if this is the most common allele causing human cryptosporidiosis in Europe, as it is in the United Kingdom, and is therefore predominant in human sewage.

In conclusion, this study demonstrates the predominant role of lesion and procedural factors in determining the occurrence of restenosis after coronary stent placement.