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One year later, at its meeting in February 1980, the EMBO SAC reckoned that the time was ripe for “a radical simplification” of guidelines for rDNA research, providing a clear distinction between “the vast majority of experiments” with insignificant risks and the “very few for which a scientific case for a possibly significant biohazard can still be made.” 52 To reinforce this position, the committee could now also refer to the results of the “EMBO Risk Testing Experiment” concerning the measurement of the infectivity in tissue cultured mouse cells of rDNA molecules containing polyoma virus DNA.
Supplementary Materials The following are available online at https://www.mdpi.com/article/10.3390/cancers14051254/s1 , Figure S1 Significant and possibly significant predictors of progression-free and overall survival for PDAC; Table S1: Perioperative clinical and pathological data. 40 DP CARs.xlsx; Table S2: Relative changes in the arterial geometry after DP CAR.xlsx; Table S3: Table for all PDAC 34 Appleby. xlsx; Table S4: Survival for 31 PDAC after Appleby.xlsx Table S5: Tumor size for PDAC.docx; File S1: Statistics 1 for PDAC survival.docx; File S2: Statistics 2 for PDAC survival.docx; File S3: Statistical analysis of hemodynamic changes after DPCAR.
This latter group included participants who demonstrated any of the following: MMSE score < 28/30, failure on the Logical Memory test (as per Alzheimer’s Disease Neuroimaging Initiative (ADNI) criteria), other evidence of possibly significant cognitive difficulty on neuropsychological testing, a CDR score of 0.5 or greater, medical history suggestive of the presence of illnesses likely to impair cognitive function, informant or personal history suggestive of impaired cognitive function, or consumption of medications or other substances that could affect cognition.
If, on the other hand, the particular occupation in our example is associated with an exceptionally low smoking level, a possibly significant excess smoking in the cancer patient group may be obscured.
A study of tobacco smoking in Norway.
Br J Cancer · 1954 · PMC2007930