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Similarly, the decrease in staining intensity for PDGFR- β and c-abl in the responding tumour could be discounted as important leads as this pattern of staining was also seen in the non-responding specimens.

Specimens from responding patients were significantly more sensitive in the assay to drugs in general (especially to etoposide and to 'natural product' drugs) and to the drugs used in treatment than were specimens from non-responding patients.

Thresholds of specimens of group XS rose rapidly above 300 Hz, and only two out of six specimens responded to tone bursts at 3 kHz and none at 4, 5 and 6 kHz.

However this effect is unlikely to be significant as all the specimens responded similarly to ischemic injury and preconditioning.

It is well known that mutations causing TKI resistance that cannot be detected in the pre-treatment specimen in patients responding to TKIs may be detected later when the patients relapse [ 10].

Of the 149 responding laboratories, 107 (71.8%) tested stool specimens for enteric pathogens in house.

Overall, 26 (60%) of 43 responding laboratories reported routinely testing human CSF specimens submitted for WNV for at least 1 other arbovirus.

We analyzed blood and urine specimens obtained from 321 firefighters responding to the WTC fires and collapse for 110 potentially fire-related chemicals.

As Europe continues to ship off its up-and-coming actors to play dashing American superheroes, the United States is apparently responding by sending one of its most virile specimens of manhood to that continent in exchange: namely, Woody Allen.

The number of specimens currently in storage by the responding biobanks ranged from tens to over 50 million.

"Because some of our doctors in the past have projects [research] and they're collecting the specimens, so they do it in a way that they get the best specimens, so I know it can happen," Farrell said, responding to a request for intact cadavers.