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Expression of concern: "Recipient IL-6-572C/G genotype is associated with reduced incidence of acute rejection following liver transplantation". [PDF]
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Current Opinion in Nephrology and Hypertension, 1996
The pathogenesis of chronic rejection is a complex network of immunological, metabolic and haemodynamic events leading to a cascade of cellular and molecular events with a subsequent remodelling of the graft. Evidence suggests that the frequency and intensity of acute rejection episodes strongly correlate with graft loss as a result of chronic ...
P, Koskinen, K, Lemström, P, Häyry
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The pathogenesis of chronic rejection is a complex network of immunological, metabolic and haemodynamic events leading to a cascade of cellular and molecular events with a subsequent remodelling of the graft. Evidence suggests that the frequency and intensity of acute rejection episodes strongly correlate with graft loss as a result of chronic ...
P, Koskinen, K, Lemström, P, Häyry
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Western Journal of Nursing Research, 2015
Getting turned down for grant funding or having a manuscript rejected is an uncomfortable but not unusual occurrence during the course of a nurse researcher’s professional life. Rejection can evoke an emotional response akin to the grieving process that can slow or even undermine productivity.
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Getting turned down for grant funding or having a manuscript rejected is an uncomfortable but not unusual occurrence during the course of a nurse researcher’s professional life. Rejection can evoke an emotional response akin to the grieving process that can slow or even undermine productivity.
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Nursing Standard, 1989
Researchers from Newcastle- upon-Tyne have discovered a way of predicting rejection of transplanted organs.
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Researchers from Newcastle- upon-Tyne have discovered a way of predicting rejection of transplanted organs.
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Reject the rejection technique
Journal of Scientific Computing, 1992The author considers the so called ``rejection technique'', sometimes used in the practice of Monte Carlo methods. It consists substantially in evaluating the area of a surface contained in a domain suitably defined utilizing the percentage of the random points of a sequence equidistributed in the domain that hits the surface.
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Digestive Diseases and Sciences, 1991
One hundred thirty-eight primary liver allograft recipients received cyclosporine and prednisolone immunosuppression with azathioprine added during the induction phase. All rejections were biopsy-confirmed clinical rejections. Acute rejection was seen in 58.7% of the patients. The treatment of acute rejection was successful in 88.9% of treated patients.
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One hundred thirty-eight primary liver allograft recipients received cyclosporine and prednisolone immunosuppression with azathioprine added during the induction phase. All rejections were biopsy-confirmed clinical rejections. Acute rejection was seen in 58.7% of the patients. The treatment of acute rejection was successful in 88.9% of treated patients.
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2007
Abstract When dealing with selection processes, statisticians are faced with a predicament. If scorecards are developed using historical performance, how can rejects with no performance be assessed? The problem is best, and often, illustrated by applicants with derogatory information on file, which violates policy reject rules, such as ...
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Abstract When dealing with selection processes, statisticians are faced with a predicament. If scorecards are developed using historical performance, how can rejects with no performance be assessed? The problem is best, and often, illustrated by applicants with derogatory information on file, which violates policy reject rules, such as ...
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