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Overall survival was remarkably prolonged in patients with low serum Ang-2 levels (median OS: not reached) compared with the group of patients with high serum Ang-2 (median OS: 16.2 months; P=0.004).

19 The findings indicate that intraosseous administration may be a better alternative than intramuscular injection, where peak concentrations are more slowly reached compared with intravenous administration, in the setting of difficult venous access.

Patients with tumour down-categorisation had significantly improved outcome (median not reached) compared with patients with ypT3 tumours (N=52); the median OS of patients with ypT3 tumours was only 25 months (95% CI 17 34 months P=0.0077).

The Kremlin seems to tolerate criticism in such outlets because they have a limited reach compared with the major television networks.

A standard deviation of the range measurement of 320 μm with a 3 ms stay time of the laser beam was reached comparing the measurement with the CAD representation of the sample.

The adjusted decrease in BMI reached significance compared with the diet only group (adjusted change: 0.36 kg/m, 95 % CI (−0.11, 0.84) kg/m) (P = 0.013).

The fall dormant group also did not fully close their stomata until lower shoot water potentials were reached when compared with the highly non-fall dormant types.

It was only found that (i) Axis-2 branches of cultivar 886/01 had kinetics different from those of 'Lucy' and 'AOPH10' and (ii) the maximum rate of phytomer appearance of '886/01' was reached later compared with the other cultivars.

For instance, the top dose of LCM (100 μg) did produce a reduction of the evoked neuronal response to vF 26 g and 48°C heat in some of the sham control experiments, but overall no effect reached significance compared with the mean predrug baseline neuronal response.

The ability to access and depart more readily into terminals, sidings and logistics parks to expand rail's market "reach" compared with orthodox long formations also underlines the potential of this approach.

The August deficit puts the annual shortfall on track to reach $379 billion, compared with the record $265 billion in 1999.