In both native (southern Arizona) and newly established (northern Montana, 18 generations) populations, breeding female finches exhibit the same complex adaptation – a sex-bias in ovulation sequence – in response to population-specific environmental stimulus of differing recurrence.
For nuclear phospho-MAPK (pMAPK), a threshold effect was identified (using a histoscore of 104) and for nuclear AKT1 (aKT1), a non-ordinal association was detected (the group with value between the second and third quartile, differing in recurrence from the rest).
Differences in long-term outcomes may change the cost-effectiveness of these treatments because if they differ substantially in the recurrence rate and the need for further treatments, the cost of subsequent treatments should also be considered.
Within the radiotherapy group, the recurrence rate did not differ significantly between high- and low-anxiety men.
The amplitude of τ c, corresponding to the recurrence interval, differs significantly among different tremor regions.
Because the entire liver is removed during the transplantation process, the mechanisms for recurrence of the tumour may differ slightly.
This differs from the double recurrence peaks proposed by Demicheli, where the time to recurrence is plotted as a hazard function (incidence of recurrence for each time point).
The genomic alteration pattern was expected to differ considerably between the Recurrence and Non-recurrence groups in this analysis.
The recurrence rates differ between various forms of strictureplasty from 23 to 41% [ 20- 22].
This proportion did not differ significantly from the average recurrence of 2.8% (2.0% to 3.9%, I=0%) in seven studies with mean follow-up of between two and five years, 18 40 41 42 43 45 47 and 3.1% (1.4% to 5.4%) in the two studies with mean follow-up greater than five years.
The recurrence for also differs in the cost term, where we use the affine cost of the duplicate-invert operation.
