251) Group C (Control): the group received 1 ml/day isot |
252) It is necessary to ensure and control the biocompatibility of the compon |
253) portance of animal reservoirs and ways to control the diseases in animals are yet un |
254) To definitively control the effusion, pericardial fenestra |
255) Kif18-related kinesin motor protein might control the length of radial arms. |
256) scaffold, able to capture and rigorously control the release of GFs, to promote the |
257) underwent a forefoot pedal amputation to control the sepsis. |
258) Comparing with the control, the GA levels significantly decre |
259) miasis incidence after almost 60 years of control, the distribution of snail-breedin |
260) A total of 25 nonsmokers (control group) and 50 long-term cigarette |
261) Group I (control group) was given saline (1 ml/kg b |
262) l mental health education class students (control group) were measured at baseline, |
263) (S96 group), or 0.9% sodium chloride (control group). |
264) ed study (n=34 intervention group, n = 32 control group) the effects of a 6-month ou |
265) in the intervention group and 143 in the control group). |
266) ; 0.001 for other symptoms compared with control group). |
267) of minor allele greater than 5% in a case-control study for non-Hodgkin lymphoma pat |
268) The authors conducted a case-control study in China to explore its asso |
269) The authors conducted a case-control study of 200 participants in Taipe |
270) A retrospective case-control study of ED presentations at an Au |
271) k of renal cell carcinoma (RCC) in a case-control study previously. |
272) A nested case-control study was carried out to determine |
273) COPD among Japanese older adults, a case-control study was conducted in central Jap |
274) break in 2007 to assess the refinement of control measures following the earlier, ma |
275) ns, epidemiological investigation and the control measures for the 2010/2011 epidemi |
276) The inclusion of additional inflammation control measures or the addition of bioact |
277) The occupational hazards and control measures were analyzed based on th |
278) g and aiming at more assurance that their control measures will be effective. |
279) um levels in patients with AD compared to control participants (P=.017). |
280) to 26 Chinese HB patients and 24 healthy control participants. |
281) sol response to the stressor than healthy control participants. |
282) higher adversity scores, as compared with control participants. |
283) ients were different from that in healthy control participants. |
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