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These results correspond to a low dispersion of the nanowires sizes and translate an improved uniformity when compared with reported data in the literature [27, 28].

More importantly, Hernandez et al. recently showed that dobutamine-induced increases in macrocirculatory parameters did not translate into an improved microcirculatory flow or an improved organ system function in septic patients [ 7].

Conventional cancer treatments may eradicate the tumour bulk but spare these cells, which may explain why an initial tumour regression does not necessarily translate to an improved patient survival in many clinical trials for advanced cancers (Wicha et al, 2006).

However, the better loco-regional tumour control in the EORTC 22851 trial [ 23] did not translate into an improved overall survival, which is likely to be a consequence of the significantly higher rate of severe late toxicities in the accelerated arm of the study resulting in an increase in the non cancer related death rate.

Advances in surgery and radiotherapy over the past few decades have resulted in improved loco regional control however this has not translated to an improved overall survival in all studies.

One of the disappointments of the Catalan Dragons' presence in Super League is that it has not translated into an improved France side.

This technique is characterized by higher selectivity and better confidence in the assignment of the precursor and fragment ions, and thus translates into an improved analytical performance.

Thus, the effect is specific and on MLE-susceptible MHC II directly translates into an improved T cell response in vivo.

Similarly, this increased aqueous solubility also translated into an improved logD.

This translated to an improved 1-year survival rate of 25% compared to 16% with best supportive care.

These qualities demonstrate that the evolution achieved a molecular character that translated into an improved performance in terms of staining intensity in an analytical setting.