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Criterion 3 (nature of critical effects) could be interpreted to include both aspects but was not found to be relevant for the initial list of CFS.

This calculation should be relevant for the initial situation at least, when intermittent pressure treatment has started.

We suggest that mechanical force can trigger structural and chemical alterations on CD4 and gp120 that may be relevant for the initial interaction of virus and host cell.

For the evaluation of the PV model, however, all five tracers distribute flow-limited in the liver and therefore the use of the one-tissue compartmental model is relevant for the initial kinetics for all five tracers.

We describe ab initio electronic structure calculations (density functional theory molecular dynamics and coupled electron-ion quantum Monte Carlo) of the equation of state (EOS) of hydrogen in a pressure temperature regime relevant for simulating the initial phase of an inertial confinement fusion capsule implosion.

The relevant picture for the initial configuration is now Figure 2.

Table  4 shows a summary of the most relevant results obtained for the initial 34- item (PHPQoL-V.1) and the reduced 16-item versions (PHPQoL-V.2).

Even though the use of COCOS resulted in improved test scores for topics relevant to the "initial consult", a more pronounced improvement was for topics relevant to seeing patients during the "follow-up visit".

To create a scenario relevant to the initial experiments with bacteria (for which EcN was present in the pre- and co-incubation period), we included pre- and pre-/co-incubation experiments using E. coli culture supernatants.

Articles flagged as relevant in the initial screen were selected for abstract review.

We have recently shown in ovarian cancer that post-treatment clones are significantly divergent from pre-treatment clones, suggesting that heterogeneity may be relevant for both initial treatment response and the subsequent likelihood of relapse and the emergence of resistance (Cooke et al, 2010).