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Meanwhile its chief rivals, AT&T and Verizon Wireless, respectively gained 1.3 million and 1.5 million new wireless customers.
It generated pressures on both surplus and deficit countries when they respectively gained or lost competitiveness.
Larger proportions of patients taking antidepressants or antipsychotics (32.7 and 33.1 %, respectively) gained medically significant weight compared to those on other medications or no pharmacotherapy (22.6 % for both groups).
The calculated coal/air penetration and flow-field deflection extent were found to be shallower than the cold-modeling experimental versions, despite the consistent flow-field deflection pattern respectively gained by the two methods.
Optimization integrated with either one step solver (low fidelity model) or incremental nonlinear finite element solver (high fidelity model) has respectively gained increasing popularity in the design of sheet metal forming process to improve product quality and shorten lead time.
Among these members, BAFF and APRIL (CD257 and CD256 respectively) gained an increased interest, in view of their role in cell protection, differentiation and growth, in a number of lymphocyte, epithelial and mesenchymal structures.
We will call these two noise components respectively gain FPN and offset FPN. 3.
On stage nine, Wiggins and team-mate Chris Froome attacked on the final climb to finish fourth and fifth respectively, gaining time on rider Joaquim Rodríguez, Michele Scarponi and other contenders.
This was paralleled by a significantly greater proportion of patients (56.1% compared with 12.3% and 60.2% compared with 22.1%, respectively) gaining 15 letters or more.
In the recently reported CATT study, PRN ranibizumab barely achieved non-inferiority to monthly treatment with 24.9 % vs 34.2%% of these groups respectively, gaining >15 letters (p = 0.09) [ 11].
aFoundation Programme doctors in the UK are those who have just graduated their undergraduate medical degrees and then spend 2 years (Foundation years 1 and 2 called F1 and F2 respectively) gaining relevant experience to become finally registered as a Doctor.
