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As observed in cell-lines, the HER23D levels track strongly with the levels of HER2 in these tumors (p-value<0.0001).

The technique provides accurate estimates of microtubule length and transverse organisation in linear microtubule bundles, but it may be impossible to track strongly curved microtubules, which, by definition, have an orientation that varies along their length.

7 Since high levels of adiposity track strongly from childhood and early adulthood to middle age, most people who become overweight in early adult life will be overweight or obese in middle age.

In its favour, Interstellar has been tracking strongly among the over-25s who might watch the film at their leisure in the coming weeks.

Despite a rather dismal set of new releases in the first week of September this year, the month is tracking strongly ahead of the same period in 2014.

As the used tracking system [47] relies on a computer vision-based algorithm, the quality of the calibration and online tracking strongly depend on both the richness of visible patterns (for the calibration step) and the good illumination conditions in the physical environment.

Despite these marked longitudinal changes, AMH levels tracked strongly within individuals during the peripubertal years.

Unilaterally, CFD-NR values on the affected side tracked strongly with VAS scores on that side (Fig. 4 A).

The high prevalence of child overweight and obesity, coupled with the knowledge that child weight tracks strongly through life prompts us to better understand all opportunities to promote healthy child weight.

Overweight and obesity established early in childhood tracks strongly to the middle childhood years in Australia, particularly among children of lower socioeconomic position and children participating in some unhealthy behaviour patterns.

This study showed that overweight and obesity among Australian children aged 4 10 years is a major public health issue and that weight status tracks strongly throughout the early to middle childhood years in lower SEP children.