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However, whether this finding translates to other coronins has not been well defined.

This finding translates to an estimated annual case load of 13,000 MDR TB cases, placing South Africa fourth among countries where MDR TB is highly prevalent (1 ).

This finding translates to 7 40 ± 1 00 h:min per day during which blood glucose levels exceeded 10 mmol/L.

This finding translates into an estimated overall population prevalence of 8.4%9595% CI 6.8%–10.1%) when findings are extrapolated from our stratified sample to the underlying population of the 9 sites by using direct standardization.

Even though double the upper recommended dose of rofecoxib was used, this finding translates to 41 patients needing to be treated with rofecoxib (50 mg/day) to avoid one clinically significant upper gastrointestinal event per annum versus naproxen (1500 mg/day).

This finding translated to about 1.6 excess cases of GBS per 100,000 vaccinated candidates [ 122]; however, conflicting reports do exist.

This finding translated to $50,000 per death averted moving from Green to Yellow and $153,000 per death averted moving from Yellow Alert to Orange.

If the finding translates to humans, the drug might help people with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), more commonly known as Lou Gehrig's disease, and possibly other neurological diseases.

This comparative genetics finding translated from mouse and rat models to human provided the first evidence of a causative role of ARNTL variants in the metabolic syndrome.

This finding also translated to significantly higher compressive moduli for the HAbind(10% -MMP7-Scl2 hydrogels compared to the MMP7-Scl2 and RGDS-MMP7-Scl2 controls (Fig. 7D) (P < 0.05).

68 This finding, if translated to human populations, would have enormous implications on how individual behaviors may contribute to the risk of PTB for subsequent generations.