None of them was significantly related to local relapse in this high-risk series of patients.
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Without Germany's approval, the money could not be disbursed and Spain would risk a series of big bank failures.
Not a shining windup to childhood, to be sure, but as shown in "Investigative Reports: Our Children at Risk," a series of five A&E documentaries this week, growing up these days carries new pressures and dangers at every age.
Meanwhile, and with perfect timing, the first trailer for the similarly themed Frost/Nixon has hit the web, featuring Frank Langella as the disgraced US president Richard Nixon, who decided to risk a series of TV interviews with supposedly soft British TV personality David Frost three years after the Watergate scandal and got the shock of his life.
In addition, the model produced risk time series showing that the Campaspe River has reversed seasonal patterns of river flow due to water releases during summer periods, which altered the flow nature of the river.
When applied to a catchment, (Campaspe River, southern Australia) the model produced a dynamic and robust environmental risk time series that clearly showed that when the observed river flow is drawn away from the optimum range of environmental flow demand, the environmental risk increased.
We present a holistic, dynamic and robust approach that is based on a statistical analysis of the entire flow regime and accounts for flow stress indicators to produce an environmental risk time series based on the consequence of departures from the optimum flow range of a river or reach.
Both resident and non-resident TB risk time series had significant long-term deterministic periodicities.
For residents we observe that the monthly TB risk time series has periodicities of approximately 18 months, 4 years, 8 years.
The outcomes from these studies generally reported a regression coefficient, relative risk (time series), odds ratio (case-crossover), or percent change in mortality, along with corresponding standard errors or confidence intervals.
