56% of wild type protracted their spicules; however, 83% males exposed to paraquat responded to the ACh agonist (p<0.05, n = 54).
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.
These studies suggest that activated endothelial cells may be more sensitive, or even selectively sensitive, to protracted low-dose chemotherapy compared with other types of normal cells, thus creating a potential therapeutic window.
The single case of stillbirth in our study was associated with uterine torsion that required protracted obstetrical manipulations in a multiparous cow; this type of dystocia disrupted the cardiopulmonary system of the calf and all resuscitation efforts failed.
For experiment 3 examining specificity of CP 94,253 effects during protracted abstinence, a one-way ANOVA was used with 5-HT1B receptor ligand type (i.e., vehicle, SB 224289, CP 94,253, or SB 224289 + CP 94,253) as the between-subjects factor.
In most types of acute brain injury there is a significant and protracted inflammatory response in the hours following the acute event, whether this is ischemic, traumatic, or a combination of both.
It is the most common type of cutaneous T-cell lymphoma (CTCL), characterised by a typically slow evolution and protracted course.
However, unlike patients already approved for bariatric or other types of surgery, the patients we studied interested in surgery were still facing protracted multiyear wait times before even being assessed for this procedure.
Regarding type of surgery, arthroscopic (knee and shoulder) patients have previously been reported to experience a protracted recovery period [ 8, 33].
This effect modification is conceptually similar to the "dose rate effective factor" used in radiation epidemiology that describes for a specific type of radiation the effects on disease risk of total radiation dose delivered at lower (protracted or highly fractionated) dose rates compared with the effects at higher (or acute) dose rates (National Research Council 2006).
