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Although preemptive therapy in our study was guided by CMV load only, the correlation between the level of CMV specific CD4 T cells at the onset of viremia with peak viral load thereafter suggests, that CMV specific CD4 T-cell frequencies may be applied to guide both the initiation or deferral of antiviral therapy.

The increase in mRNA expression to a maximum at 48 hours, followed by a fall in levels thereafter, suggests that combination therapy should be given initially.

The observation that release slows down substantially after this initial period (and is maintained at a steady rate of ∼1.6 pmol/day thereafter) suggests that water does not penetrate rapidly into the bulk of these porous materials, even after an initial breach or partial wetting of the surface of the coatings.

However, the relative slow increase rate of CD4+ T cell after 12 months of ART (13 24 months: mean = 6.3 cells/mm/month; 25 48 months: mean = 3 cells/mm/month) and the gradual annual changes in CD4+ T cell count thereafter suggests that the number of CD4+ T cell may reach a plateau level sometime in the future.

The effective transition to CPAP via NIPPV and the relative ease of ventilation thereafter suggest that this CPAP model may be applicable in even less mature preterm lambs.

However, our gasification data reveal a gradual rise in the charcoal reactivity thereafter, suggesting a breaking up (embrittlement) of the solid phase accompanied by the exposure of fresh surface area from fracturing.

Furthermore, no cell death occurred during this time period or thereafter, suggesting that production of ROS and ethylene and salicylic acid biosynthesis in response to ether did not promote cell death as they do in Arabidopsis in response to O3.

The weights used in the calculation were 1.0 for all the recovery data, 0.1 for pressure drop observations made before breakthrough, and 1.0 thereafter suggested by Sigmund and McCafery (1979).

Growth curves showed that added RUP effects on rates of BW, WH, and HH growth were greatest from 90 to 150 d age and diminished thereafter, suggesting that protein was limiting during this time period.

After accounting for land-cover changes and climate, our model under-estimates observed fire frequency during ca. 1990 2002 and over-estimates it thereafter, suggesting that a multi-decadal shift to industrial forest conversion and forest landscapes may have diminished the propensity for high-frequency fires in much of this globally significant tropical region since ca. 2000.

The evaluation of these hydrogels for in vitro drug release revealed that the controlled release profile was a biphasic pattern with a mild burst release and a moderate release rate thereafter, suggesting the drug molecules were encapsulated inside the gel matrix.