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The impressive benefits related to the use of tight glucose control by intensive insulin therapy have not been reproduced until now in multicenter large-scale prospective randomized trials.

She added that while the painting had been recorded in all of the literature about Monet, including the catalogue raisonné of his work, it has never been reproduced in color until now.

And experimenters hadn't reproduced the spectacular results--until now.

Rats reproduce until they die and do not have menopause.

Females and males reproduce until about 20 years old.

Although it is possible to reconstitute Jmjd3−/− macrophages with wt and catalytically inactive Jmjd3 using viral vectors (data not shown), we have been unable until now to reproduce the physiological, highly regulated temporal profile of its expression; moreover, levels of expression achieved this way are much higher than the endogenous ones, thus making such experiments not reliable.

Yet the science of egg freezing, which allows women to preserve their eggs until they're ready to reproduce, now enables women to quantify their fertility in a new way.

None have reproduced the electric shock of Merman's vitality, until now.

Until now, in spite of being reproduced in numerous studies, this pattern of results could not be explained, at the cortical-circuit level, by any of the existing connectionist models of language processing.

Until now there has been no attempt to reproduce such an approach in severe sepsis despite recently published studies that have shown decreased mortality and morbidity as a result of interventions applied to patients with severe sepsis [ 2- 6].

Until now, Ms. Leibovitz has closely guarded the right to reproduce her photographs.