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A weighted analysis found that 58% patients across all the studies achieved at least 30% regrowth, although relapse rates were high and increased with longer follow-up periods.

In accordance with the Newcastle-Ottawa quality assessment scale for cohort studies, all studies achieved at least six stars, indicating an overall good quality (Table 2).

The three DPS-based studies achieved smaller weight losses at 12 months than did the DPP-based studies.

However, almost half of the studies achieved a response rate of at least 60%, or recruited a sample that was otherwise shown to be broadly representative of the study population.

53 56 We rated as good a cohort study that achieved at least 10 years follow-up post-screening on all women 44 and a study 41 performed over a 30 year period during which screening had reached a steady state.

The best amplification in our study was achieved at 26 cycles and using 2.5 or 5 μL of the ligation template.

To overcome such problems, theoretical and experimental studies have been achieved at the French Atomic Energy Commission, with support from the French Institute for Radiological Protection and Nuclear Safety.

In pediatric patients with JIA in Japan, an AAA-positive result was not associated with study discontinuation or lack of efficacy; all six patients with AAAs completed the study, and four achieved at least ACR Pedi 30 at week 60.

They found that the majority – 55% of those for whom data was collected in the study – had successfully achieved at least one positive outcome upon leaving the programme.

Despite favourable results with the TICb combination in the present prospective phase II study, these were achieved at the expense of significant haematologic toxicity with an 18% incidence of febrile neutropenia despite routine prophylactic G-CSF administration.

The questionnaire stage of this study achieved a response rate at the upper end of this range – although it was based on a self-selected subset of the original population sample.