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Because patients with an ALC/AMC ratio <1.1 in all treatment cycles separated dramatically with regard to clinical outcomes compared with the other patient groups, we, then, proceeded to dichotomize patients into patients with an ALC/AMC ratio ⩾1.1 in any treatment cycle versus patients with an ALC/AMC ratio <1.1 in all treatment cycles.

The incidences separate dramatically, in the first 10 years, and the disparity remains roughly constant over the following 10 years; then the two cumulative graphs come together at 30 years.

The heat recirculation across the separating wall dramatically increases the flame speed and extends the flammability limit.

At the core of it, I think, is the reality that the arenas of basic biomedical research (on one side) and the clinical practice of medicine (on the other) have progressively and dramatically separated.

The climbing behaviour of non-maternally separated SHR increased dramatically from the 3rd to the 4th minute of the FST, while that of maternally separated SHR did not, resulting in a significant treatment effect in SHR during this minute.

The synergistic combination of the distinctive properties of the two separate phases dramatically enhances the ORR kinetics, which is attractive not only for intermediate-temperature SOFCs but also for other types of energy conversion and storage systems, including electrolysis cells and membrane reactors for synthesis of clean fuels.

The canvas is dramatically divided in two by a diagonal line separated by colour and tone.

Over twenty feet of water immersed the region, breaching the embankments that separated the rivers and lakes from the Bay of Bengal, which dramatically altered the ecosystem.

It is well-known that the catalytic activity of Au nanoparticles increases dramatically <2 nm [207], hence it is interesting to systematically compare phase separated and alloyed catalysts.

The human toll is daunting, dramatically documented in The New York Times by Matthew Purdy in columns about people being separated from their families, spending decades behind bars, longer than convicts serving minimum sentences for manslaughter or rape.

The pair dramatically came to blows after the 1500m race in Monaco and had to be separated by officials.