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Rituximab treatment was thus repeated (without corticosteroids) and the patient remained in complete clinical remission, with a negative cANCA, at 8 months of further follow up.

Inoculation with F. prausnitzii was thus repeated weekly (arrows on Figure  4B) but it became implanted only after week 4. From week 4 to week 8, a stable balance was maintained between the two bacteria, with B. thetaiotaomicron counts being 100-fold higher.

The adjustment is thus repeated several times until convergence is reached for the analytical values and their uncertainties.

The cross validation is thus repeated k times, with each of the k subsamples used exactly once as validation data.

Successful region growing is thus repeated on successive sections automatically (Figure 2A).

The mediation analyses described above were thus repeated, using as a primary explanatory variable frequent (i.e., at least daily) versus non-frequent (i.e., less than daily) MA injection in the past 6 months.

One-fifth of all infections were detected in participants with previous chlamydia treatment and were thus repeat infections undetected in clinical practice.

The results are obtained months after the first application and relapse is frequent; thus repeated applications can cause radiation retinopathy, neuropathy, and cataract [ 67].

The physical and chemical properties of CPY have been summarized relative to assessment of risk to the environment of the use of this product in agriculture in the USA [15],[20],[25] and are thus not repeated here.

As shown by the results of two-dimensional examples, the W- and F-cycle methods will not offer any improvement in convergence results, and are thus not repeated here.

For example, the Golden pineapple had a CAGGAG insertion at the EP-11 "b" locus, increasing repeat number; the "T" of EP-20, Tainong-18 sequence was replaced with "C," leading to decrease in TCT repeats; Red Spanish-b had its "A" replaced with "G" at the EP-12 locus and was thus divided into smaller repeating units.