The Flatiron District institution draws 300,000 visitors a year, enough on Valentine's Day to warrant extended hours.
However, it has become evident that molecular signatures improve the prediction of late relapse and can identify women who are at sufficiently low risk, even with node-positive disease, who do not warrant extended endocrine therapy.
The observed positive selection on these genes in the C. pecorum genomes may support a role in host adaptation for this pathogen, an aspect that may warrant extended investigation.
Excluding sources that ultimately tested HIV-negative in the high-risk exposures, 217 (64.0%) cases warranted extended PEP regimen based on CDC guidelines.
We believe caution is warranted in extending results of this study to such men and or other populations with increased risk of UTI.
Despite the safety of the vaccine here, caution is warranted in extending this approach to patients harboring tumors known to be associated with PND (for example gynecologic tumors expressing the cdr2 or Nova antigens and small cell lung cancers expressing the Hu antigen)[1], [2].
After a day of questioning relatives and friends and canvassing door to door in Camden and Trenton in search of Mr. Osbourne, federal agents who suspected that he might have fled the state obtained the material-witness warrant to extend their search nationwide.
And the damage is not confined to the journalist who is the subject of a warrant, but extends, logically and inevitably, to all reporters who have confidential sources.
Early court decisions limited the amendment's scope to a law enforcement officer's physical intrusion onto private property, but with Katz v. United States (1967), the Supreme Court held that its protections, such as the warrant requirement, extend to the privacy of individuals as well as physical locations.
After viewing the six-minute video in his chambers, Justice William M. Erlbaum said it showed that a protection order was "amply warranted," and extended the order banning all contact — even through e-mail or third parties — through Dec. 1.
