First Giles and Hoggard, with a mixture of solid defence and robust strokes, added 87 for the eighth wicket, Giles completing his second Test-match half-century in the process.
And "Pennsylvania Landscape" of 1947-49 renders a house, some hills, a bridge, the river and a train in robust strokes of bright, acid-to-Kelly greens offset by crucial touches of orange, brown and cream.
Since there may be gaps in the consumption of warfarin for the patients during follow-up, another sensitivity analysis will be conducted using warfarin as a time-dependent covariate, to investigate whether the effect of warfarin is robust on stroke and major bleeding in the PLR model, and death in the Cox model, respectively.
Murray was not at his best in the first set, which Ferrer gladly grasped with uncomplicated, robust ground strokes that allowed his opponent barely a moment to breathe.
It is a psychometrically robust 59-item stroke-specific self-report measure developed to assess a number of dimensions of QOL.
The clinical performance of S100β protein therefore does not appear to be robust enough to differentiate ischaemic stroke, haemorrhagic stroke and stroke mimics.
Nugent, a man once unthinkingly robust, had suffered a stroke several years back.
Moreover, they both minic BDNF by exhibiting robust neuroprotective effect in stroke, neuroexcitotoxicity, and vestibular ganglia survival assays.
Our results demonstrate causal relationships for four of the most robust genes associated with stroke while also showing that PAI-1 4G/5G polymorphism influences cardiovascular risk via a mechanism not simply related to plasma levels of PAI-1 (or tPA) alone.
Human NPCs transplanted into the rat cortex 7 days post-stroke exhibited robust survival and migration towards the lesion at 5 weeks post-transplantation (Fig. 1A).
The 4-week treatment duration was designated because robust effects of acupuncture in stroke patients were generally observed within this period [ 9].
