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1                                              SRT and ART produced similar toxicity and survival.
2                                              SRT are most frequently observed in myopic patients, and
3                                              SRT was detected as early as 2 h after HCMV infection of
4                                              SRTs were correlated with both the high-frequency (2-6 k
5                                              SRTs were measured for 65-dB SPL sentences presented in
6 Of the 35 eligible patients, 22 patients (13 SRT, nine RRT) participated in a battery of tests that i
7 cular abnormalities in 6 control eyes and 29 SRT eyes, of which 18 were attributed to radiation; howe
8 d microvascular abnormalities occurred in 77 SRT-treated eyes (35%) and 13 (12%) sham-treated eyes.
9 lts (MRI, (18)F-FCH, or PSMA) had high (78%) SRT response rates.
10 d stable nutrient recovery after 2 months (8 SRTs) of operation.
11  (7 underwent SRT, 1 was SRT-eligible, and 9 SRT-status unevaluable).
12 with speech reception thresholds or abnormal SRT in children or adults.
13 opening/protraction we observe B66 activity, SRT contractions, and spikes in B21 that can be eliminat
14                The earlier, successful adult SRT studies show comparatively good index values implyin
15 n estimate individual patient outcomes after SRT in the modern era.
16 the probability of disease progression after SRT in a multi-institutional cohort of 1,540 patients.
17             Overall treatment response after SRT was 72% (n = 71/99).
18 61% (n = 16/26) had treatment response after SRT.
19 obability of cancer control at 6 years after SRT for PSA-defined recurrence.
20 ents followed for a median of 13 years after SRT, 26 of 343 (16%) developed the HF composite outcome,
21                                        At an SRT of 7.5 days, the system maintained a yield comparabl
22 atal dysfunction can account for the DNM and SRT impairments produced by intralaminar lesions.
23 use were associated with DM, whereas EPE and SRT dose were not.
24 lso suggested dissimilar efficacy of ERT and SRT in correcting pre-existing pathologies in Fabry dise
25         These findings indicate that RSV and SRT do not induce analogous metabolic effects in vivo.
26                            Moreover, RSV and SRT treatment elicit differential transcriptional effect
27 ochondrial genes in muscle with both RSV and SRT treatment.
28  of the caloric restriction mimetics RSV and SRT.
29 R, DM, CSM, and OS; androgen suppression and SRT doses > 68 Gy were associated with BcR; and age was
30 standing the mechanisms by which the TAD and SRT of IE62 contribute to the function of this essential
31 GS, EPE, SVI, surgical margins, ADT use, and SRT dose were associated with FFBF.
32 ith adjusted R(2) showed that ONL volume and SRT thickness significantly correlated with Snellen visu
33 cations of SRTs are recovered from mRNA, and SRTs deposited by exogenous, TF-transposase fusions can
34 trotemporal modulation (STM) sensitivity-and SRTs in noise was examined for 154 HI listeners fitted w
35                   Among adults, older age at SRT was associated with a higher incidence of HCM death
36 tion-only in participants with slow baseline SRTs.
37 variables in the model were PSA level before SRT (P < .001), prostatectomy Gleason grade (P < .001),
38  There was no difference in toxicity between SRT and ART.
39                                      Bimodal SRTs were significantly better with tonotopically matche
40 sufficient to treat esotropia <50 PD and BMR+SRT for greater esotropia in patients with MBS-associate
41 s the common difference between CRT and both SRT and GNGRT, was associated with higher brain activati
42 n, but the increase in both [Ca2+]SR and [Ca]SRT as frequency increases to 1 Hz is blunted in HF.
43  buffering (by simultaneous [Ca2+]SR and [Ca]SRT measurement) showed no change in HF.
44 arcoplasmic reticulum (SR) Ca2+ content ([Ca]SRT).
45                                Diastolic [Ca]SRT changes paralleled [Ca2+]SR, suggesting that SR volu
46       However, it is unknown whether low [Ca]SRT is manifest as reduced: (1) intra-SR free [Ca2+] ([C
47                            Thus, reduced [Ca]SRT in HF is associated with comparably reduced [Ca2+]SR
48                                         [Ca](SRT), as measured by caffeine application, was progressi
49 eased steeply and nonlinearly with both [Ca](SRT) and [Ca](SR).
50 EC coupling can be correlated with both [Ca](SRT) and [Ca](SR).
51  the transient was inferred from I(Ca), [Ca](SRT), [Ca](i), and cellular buffering characteristics.
52 plasmic reticulum (SR) calcium content ([Ca](SRT)) and free SR [Ca] ([Ca](SR)) on the fraction of SR
53 Sarcoplasmic reticulum (SR) Ca content ([Ca](SRT)) in phospholamban knockout mice (PLB-KO) is because
54 ytosolic [Ca] ([Ca](i)) and SR Ca load ([Ca](SRT)) were assessed using fluo-4.
55 tually zero for a small, but measurable [Ca](SRT).
56  increases with [Ca2+]SRT, and for any [Ca2+]SRT is greater in HF versus control.
57 a2+]i and increase total SR Ca2+ load ([Ca2+]SRT) directly indicate the SR Ca2+ leak (before tetracai
58 X in this HF model have more impact on [Ca2+]SRT.
59  Diastolic SR Ca2+ leak increases with [Ca2+]SRT, and for any [Ca2+]SRT is greater in HF versus contr
60          At the same time, SR [Ca2+] ([Ca2+](SRT)) increased 20% (93+/-8 versus 108+/-6 micromol/L).
61            Key factors that determine [Ca2+](SRT) in intact ventricular myocytes include (1) the ther
62 y of the ryanodine receptor at higher [Ca2+](SRT).
63 L cytosol per second at physiological [Ca2+](SRT).
64 data suggest that the leak is steeply [Ca2+](SRT)-dependent, perhaps because of increased [Ca2+]i sen
65 leak) also increased nonlinearly with [Ca2+](SRT) with a steeper increase at higher load.
66 mallest replicator transcript, which we call SRT, and identify a single-sequence element essential to
67                                   Conclusion SRT outcomes are in part affected by factors associated
68 ients elicited clear delays in contralateral SRT in the paretic hand, whereas TMS applied to PMdIH of
69 plied to M1 led to substantial contralateral SRT delays in both groups.
70 n triaging men being considered for curative SRT.
71             A raceway reactor run at a 2 day SRT showed an increased PNSB abundance from 14 to 56% wh
72 ty-wide rRNA expression signatures at 20-day SRT: anaerobic-oxic-anoxic periods were the primary driv
73 robacter-like NOB, especially for the 40 day SRT sludge.
74 ates the loss of enhanced functions at 5-day SRT operation.
75                                AMP decreased SRT-that is, improved inhibition-only in participants wi
76 ndrogen-deprivation therapy before or during SRT (P < .001), and lymph node metastasis (P = .019).
77                                        Early SRT at low PSA levels after RP is associated with improv
78 ividual gene loops by gene mutation enhances SRT synthesis.
79 stream catchments; (b) operation at extended SRT may enhance antibiotic removal, as shown for sulfame
80 hospitalized with acute respiratory failure, SRT compared with usual care did not decrease hospital L
81 ve Value (NPV)-93%) and 83.7% (NPV-100%) for SRT-based impairment.
82 85.7% for PTA-based impairment and 81.6% for SRT-based impairment.
83 10), 90% for PED (kappa = 0.78), and 79% for SRT (kappa = 0.53).
84 ng results and who were being considered for SRT.
85  0.05 and 1.0 ng/mL, considered eligible for SRT at the time of PSMA.
86 D, and to identify possible risk factors for SRT.
87 ximal tolerated medical therapy referred for SRT with left ventricular outflow tract gradient >=50 mm
88 omatic obstructive HCM patients referred for SRT.
89 ) to identify men who will best benefit from SRT.
90 n element differentiating CRT and GNGRT from SRT, was associated with higher brain activation in the
91 ge, 3.4-9.8 years; 12 565 person-years) from SRT, 77 (4%) experienced HCM-related death (0.6% per yea
92 Patients were stratified by treatment group (SRT v RRT) and into younger (Y) and older (O) groups by
93                241 participants in the 16-Gy SRT group and 118 participants in the sham group were in
94 and 274 were randomly allocated to the 16-Gy SRT group and 137 to the sham SRT group.
95 to sham treatment erroneously received 16-Gy SRT.
96                     Both the 16-Gy and 24-Gy SRT arms received significantly fewer ranibizumab treatm
97                                            H-SRT was well tolerated and resulted in a median survival
98  a median survival time of 11 months after H-SRT, independent of re-operation or concomitant chemothe
99     Variables included age, surgery before H-SRT, time to first recurrence, reirradiation dose, inclu
100 sponse and should not be disqualified from H-SRT.
101 sociated with improvement in survival from H-SRT.
102 rmine the efficacy and toxicity profile of H-SRT alone or in addition to repeat craniotomy or concomi
103 o examine the efficacy and tolerability of H-SRT in recurrent HGG.
104 actionated stereotactic radiation therapy (H-SRT).
105 ients with recurrent HGG were treated with H-SRT (median dose, 35 Gy in 3.5-Gy fractions).
106 ation dose, inclusion of chemotherapy with H-SRT, and gross tumor volume (GTV).
107 cate differential expression of rRNA at high SRTs, which may further explain why high SRTs promote hi
108 igh SRTs, which may further explain why high SRTs promote higher rates of micropollutant biotransform
109 at model that closely approximated the human SRT, using intracranial self-stimulation to promote rapi
110                  The interaction of the IE62 SRT with nucleolar-ribosomal protein EAP resulted in the
111  Although there was no significant change in SRT, BOLD activation was reduced in right cerebellum and
112 d poorly predicted accompanying increases in SRT.
113 er(s) best explains concomitant increases in SRT.
114   Initial bilateral facilitation occurred in SRT trials with slow RT.
115 ify plausible mechanisms for correlations in SRTs and RRTs.
116 gorithm was found to provide improvements in SRTs on the order of 6.5 to 11.0 dB across listening con
117             Subsequent management, including SRT, and most recent PSA were recorded using medical rec
118                               EtOH increased SRTs-that is, impaired inhibition-at doses that did not
119 by a motor neuron (B66) and that B66-induced SRT contractions trigger centripetal spikes in B21.
120 is study examines the value of PSMA-informed SRT in improving treatment outcomes in the context of bi
121                                     Instead, SRT increases best correlated with delays in the onset o
122               The impact of dose-intensified SRT on QoL was minor, except for a significantly greater
123                             Dose-intensified SRT was associated with low rates of acute grade 2 and 3
124  received standard-dose cranial irradiation (SRT) of 36 Gy would have a lower performance on standard
125 (RNA) analysis localized the 0.2- to 0.25-kb SRT to an apparently noncoding segment near the center o
126                                 For the left SRT, significant facilitation occurred on the right afte
127  flocs and small granules) than that at long SRT (large granules).
128              We then present scCC, which map SRTs from scRNA-seq libraries, simultaneously identifyin
129                           Additionally, mean SRT decreased with decreasing SOA, revealing facilitatio
130  (13.5%) in the placebo cross-over group met SRT guideline criteria or elected to undergo SRT.
131           A number of studies apply multiple SRT technologies to slices that originate from the same
132                CalicoST analysis of multiple SRT slices from a cancerous prostate organ reveals mirro
133 d no effect on SRT accumulation; however, no SRT was detected in RNA preparations from cycloheximide-
134 rwent SRT, 1 was SRT eligible, and 1 was not SRT evaluable) and 10 of 52 patients (19.2%) in the plac
135 ent SRT, 4 were SRT eligible, and 3 were not SRT evaluable) met the composite end point.
136 ing order: Y/SRT less than Y/RRT less than O/SRT less than O/RRT.
137                             A single dose of SRT significantly reduces intravitreal injections over 2
138                             A single dose of SRT significantly reduces ranibizumab retreatment for pa
139      Surprisingly, the beneficial effects of SRT on glucose homeostasis and of both compounds on ener
140 d that transition from success to failure of SRT in adults could, in fact, have a fluid mechanical or
141 13), and 7 patients (31.8%) had a history of SRT or retinal detachment in the fellow eye (p = 0.13).
142 atectomy PSA levels that delay initiation of SRT.
143                Collectively, the location of SRT near the center of the oriLyt core region, its early
144 , we present the first mathematical model of SRT in a 3D lung structure to provide insight into answe
145 omogram we developed predicts the outcome of SRT and should prove valuable for medical decision makin
146 ding justifies a randomized imaging trial of SRT with or without (68)Ga-PSMA-11 PET/CT investigating
147 assays, the sequence immediately upstream of SRT functioned as a promoter responsive to HCMV infectio
148 ease the internal and ecological validity of SRT experiments and, ultimately, SRT's external validity
149                     The genomic locations of SRTs are recovered from mRNA, and SRTs deposited by exog
150 potential impact of (68)Ga-PSMA-11 PET/CT on SRT.
151 ibitor phosphonoformic acid had no effect on SRT accumulation; however, no SRT was detected in RNA pr
152 )Ga-PSMA-11 PET/CT implied a major impact on SRT planning in 52 of 270 patients (19%) with PCa early
153                                At an optimal SRT between 0.5 and 1.3 days and tc of 15 min and ts of
154 ther metabolic tissues in response to RSV or SRT treatment.
155 d then randomly assigned to arm A (BCNU plus SRT), arm B (BCNU plus ART), arm C (cisplatin plus BCNU
156 U plus ART), arm C (cisplatin plus BCNU plus SRT), or arm D (cisplatin plus BCNU plus ART).
157                                          Pre-SRT PSA, GS, SVI, surgical margins, and ADT use were ass
158                                  Using a pre-SRT PSA cutoff </= 0.5 versus > 0.5 ng/mL, 5-year and 10
159 te was 56% overall, 71% for those with a pre-SRT PSA level of 0.01 to 0.2 ng/mL (n = 441), 63% for th
160               On multivariable analysis, pre-SRT PSA, GS, EPE, SVI, surgical margins, ADT use, and SR
161 thologic tumor stage, Gleason score, and pre-SRT PSA were associated with BcR, DM, CSM, and OS; andro
162                                     Each pre-SRT PSA doubling increased significantly the relative ri
163                               The median pre-SRT PSA was 0.5 ng/mL (interquartile range, 0.3 to 1.1).
164 d HF readmissions in follow-up vs 1 year pre-SRT.
165  sensitivity was most critical in predicting SRTs for listeners < 65 years old or with HFA <53 dB HL.
166                                     Previous SRT experiments in the Twi mouse utilized l-cycloserine,
167  prostate cancer (PCa) salvage radiotherapy (SRT) after radical prostatectomy are usually drawn in th
168 mogram of outcomes for salvage radiotherapy (SRT) following radical prostatectomy (RP) for prostate c
169 o describe outcomes of salvage radiotherapy (SRT) for men with detectable prostate-specific antigen (
170 radiotherapy (dRT), or salvage radiotherapy (SRT).
171                                 This new rat SRT model clarifies the basal ganglia-limbic system dich
172                 In total, 99 of 146 received SRT with a median follow-up after radiation treatment of
173 d Methods A total of 1,106 patients received SRT between January 1987 and July 2013, with median foll
174 ear survival rates for patients who received SRT (arms A and C) compared with ART (arms B and D) were
175     In men with a negative PSMA who received SRT, 85% (n = 23/27) demonstrated a treatment response,
176                  In the Fabry mice receiving SRT but not ERT, BH4 deficiency was restored, concomitan
177 0.87; P < 0.001) and had lower need for redo SRT.
178 lthough stochastic accumulator models relate SRT increases to reduced rates of accumulation or increa
179 ffect target volume delineations for routine SRT.
180 is equivalent to survival using standard RT (SRT).
181  (RT) needed to inhibit a response (Stop RT [SRT]), relative to the time taken to execute a simple re
182 that progressed to a further retinal tear/s (SRT) during follow-up.
183 patial organization of cells in multi-sample SRT data.
184  the paired histology images of multi-sample SRT datasets while simultaneously considering the spatia
185                              Analyzing seven SRT datasets using SpaGCN, we show it can detect genes w
186 ticipants received 16 Gray, 24 Gray, or sham SRT.
187 d to the 16-Gy SRT group and 137 to the sham SRT group.
188 ion, which was significantly higher at short SRT (i.e., flocs and small granules) than that at long S
189 d right and left thumb extensions in simple (SRT), choice (CRT) and go/no-go auditory RT paradigms.
190 e describe thermoplastic processing of squid SRT via hot extrusion of fibres, demonstrating the poten
191               Resveratrol (RSV) and SRT1720 (SRT) elicit beneficial metabolic effects and are postula
192  In summary, the splicing-based RNA tagging (SRT) method provides a convenient and robust tool to pro
193               The serial reaction time task (SRT) is a sequence learning example of human nondeclarat
194  the prevalence of subsequent retinal tears (SRT) in patients with a PVD, and to identify possible ri
195                The robust sucker ring teeth (SRT) from squid and cuttlefish are one notable exception
196 VMT-R) and Buschke Selective Reminding Test (SRT)] were assessed at 6 and 12 mo and analyzed using a
197 n other systems suggest the possibility that SRT plays a role in initiating or regulating HCMV lytic-
198 responsible for this behaviour and show that SRT consist of semi-crystalline polymers, whereby heat-r
199      RNA ligase-mediated 3'-RACE showed that SRT is not polyadenylated and has heterogeneous 3' ends
200 upstream of a reporter gene, suggesting that SRT is the product of a discrete transcription unit.
201                                          The SRT is believed to be impaired by basal ganglia, not lim
202                                          The SRT of IE62 interacted with the nucleolar-ribosomal prot
203 es in the other BVMT-R scores as well as the SRT measures were not significantly different between gr
204 g HOCIs with time from admission 8 days, the SRT algorithm identified close sequence matches from the
205 ntegrated with mass balance to determine the SRT and net growth rate of operational taxonomic units (
206 pital LOS was 10 days (IQR, 6 to 17) for the SRT group and 10 days (IQR, 7 to 16) for the usual care
207                                      For the SRT group, the median (interquartile range [IQR]) days o
208 tamen increased choice response time for the SRT task.
209 , STM sensitivity significantly improved the SRT prediction (DeltaR(2 )= .13; total R(2 )= .44).
210  There were higher scores at 6 months in the SRT group for the SPPB score (difference, 1.1 [95% CI, 0
211                              Patients in the SRT group received daily therapy until hospital discharg
212  assays showed that the VZV IE62 lacking the SRT trans-activated the early VZV ORF61 promoter at only
213 mbic system pathology does in fact leave the SRT unimpaired.
214 ts quality, widespread implementation of the SRT could improve study design and standardize reporting
215 fore behavioral training, performance of the SRT task concurrently with the secondary task elicited a
216     Here, we developed a rodent model of the SRT task to examine the specific roles of the hippocampa
217 g, subjects had automated performance of the SRT task.
218   When the serine and acidic residues of the SRT were replaced with Ala, Leu, and Gly, trans-activati
219                       Subjects performed the SRT task during two functional magnetic imaging sessions
220               These results suggest that the SRT plays an important role in VZV viral gene expression
221 nder the self-paced condition than under the SRT condition.
222                                     When the SRT of IE62 was replaced with the SRT of equine herpesvi
223   When the SRT of IE62 was replaced with the SRT of equine herpesvirus 1 (EHV-1) IEP, its trans-activ
224 icating that the IE62 TAD functions with the SRT of HSV-1 ICP4 to trans-activate viral promoters.
225 orm the eye-hand SOA task and analyzed their SRTs and RRTs.
226 -mechanically based statistical rate theory (SRT) expression for the evaporation flux and applying a
227 the generality of strong reciprocity theory (SRT) is limited by the existence of anonymous spontaneou
228                   Salvage radiation therapy (SRT) may eradicate locally recurrent cancer, but studies
229  dose-intensified salvage radiation therapy (SRT) of the prostate bed.
230 mediated ERT or substrate reduction therapy (SRT) for 6 months.
231 be a target for substrate reduction therapy (SRT) in Krabbe patients.
232              Surfactant replacement therapy (SRT) involves instillation of a liquid-surfactant mixtur
233              Surfactant Replacement Therapy (SRT), which involves instillation of a liquid-surfactant
234 sophila model for sleep restriction therapy (SRT) of insomnia.
235 the variance in speech-reception thresholds (SRTs) for hearing-impaired (HI) listeners fitted with in
236                 Speech reception thresholds (SRTs) were measured using a Coordinate Response Measure
237 entified severe refractory thrombocytopenia (SRT) early in life as a major risk factor for poor outco
238 ents under self-paced, simple reaction time (SRT) and choice reaction conditions (CRT).
239 ls in the setting of a simple reaction time (SRT) paradigm performed with the hand contralateral to t
240  testing subjects in a serial reaction time (SRT) task under both single-task and dual-task condition
241 pendently manipulated: simple reaction time (SRT) task, go/no-go reaction time (GNGRT) task, and choi
242  during acquisition of serial reaction time (SRT) tasks.
243 elating variations in saccade reaction time (SRT) to variations in such parameters as baseline, rate
244 memory, and self-paced serial reaction time (SRT), a measure of intentional response speed.
245 s-finger tapping (FT), simple reaction time (SRT), and four-choice reaction time (4CRT)-twice during
246 omitant increases in saccadic reaction time (SRT).
247       A version of the serial response time (SRT) task was developed, in which the locations of targe
248 (MLSS) concentrations, solid retention time (SRT) and dissolved oxygen (DO) concentrations), two full
249 ates having different solids retention time (SRT) coexist in the same reactor compartment and are sub
250 th (40-50 days) and a solids retention time (SRT) that allows establishment of L-GLDA degraders (>15
251 es and analogues, (ii) solid retention time (SRT), (iii) fractions sorbed onto solids, and (iv) dynam
252 D typically results in loss of VA over time, SRT is associated with relatively well-preserved VA over
253 batch reactors (8 day solids residence time, SRT) subjected to identical diel light cycles with media
254 perated at different solids residence times (SRT) or feeding frequencies.
255 5 degrees C at short solids retention times (SRT; 0.24-2.8 days), hydraulic contact times (tc; 8 and
256  eye-hand movements, saccade reaction times (SRTs) and reach reaction times (RRTs) are correlated in
257 s with 10 and 40 day solids retention times (SRTs), complete nitrification was accomplished after a l
258 s per day and at two solids retention times (SRTs).
259 e bioreactor) at two solids retention times (SRTs): 20 and 5 days.
260 sue innervated by B21, the subradula tissue (SRT), is innervated by a motor neuron (B66) and that B66
261 , subretinal fluid (SRF), subretinal tissue (SRT), and pigment epithelial detachments (PEDs) at week
262 bretinal fluid (SRF), and subretinal tissue (SRT).
263 ial detachment [PED], and subretinal tissue [SRT]).
264 ng mechanical ventilation were randomized to SRT (n=150) or usual care (n=150) from October 2009 thro
265  fossa on PSMA, 81% (n = 29/36) responded to SRT.
266 tifies men into a high treatment response to SRT (negative or fossa-confined PSMA) versus men with po
267 fined PSMA) versus men with poor response to SRT (nodes or distant-disease PSMA).
268 endently predictive of treatment response to SRT and stratifies men into a high treatment response to
269                    The treatment response to SRT was defined as a reduction in PSA levels of >50% wit
270                    The treatment response to SRT was higher in men with negative results or disease c
271 ostatectomy have a long-term PSA response to SRT when treatment is administered at the earliest sign
272 clinical variables and treatment response to SRT.
273 e median (7.4 mm(3)) were more responsive to SRT, with 3.9 PRN injections versus 7.1 in comparable sh
274                                        Total SRT volume was reduced by an average of 0.07 mm(3) at mo
275    Our data show that the serine-rich tract (SRT) of VZV IE62, which is well conserved within the alp
276 ctivation domain (TAD), a serine-rich tract (SRT), and binding domains for USF, TFIIB, and TATA box b
277 s the previously identified early transcript SRT, two adjacent but nonoverlapping, roughly 200-bp del
278 referred to as Ssu72-restricted transcripts (SRTs).
279       We present self-reporting transposons (SRTs) and use them in single-cell calling cards (scCC),
280 ll benefit from salvage radiation treatment (SRT).
281 tate fossa (PF) salvage radiation treatment (SRT).
282                                    These two SRTs were used to influence the rates of micropollutant
283 validity of SRT experiments and, ultimately, SRT's external validity.
284 condition, actual RTs were longer than under SRT, but APAs were more similar to those under self-pace
285 SRT guideline criteria or elected to undergo SRT.
286 n the original mavacamten group (3 underwent SRT, 1 was SRT eligible, and 1 was not SRT evaluable) an
287  in the placebo crossover group (3 underwent SRT, 4 were SRT eligible, and 3 were not SRT evaluable)
288 ple met the composite end point (7 underwent SRT, 1 was SRT-eligible, and 9 SRT-status unevaluable).
289  (17.9%) met guideline criteria or underwent SRT, difference (58.9%; 95% CI: 44.0%-73.9%; P < 0.001).
290 ) of patients with a negative PSMA underwent SRT whereas 55% (33/60) did not.
291 ings but may be positively affected by using SRT at lower PSA levels, including reductions in BcR, DM
292  same influent metal composition but varying SRT of 5-30 days.
293 bility of the four EBPR systems with varying SRTs.
294 nal mavacamten group (3 underwent SRT, 1 was SRT eligible, and 1 was not SRT evaluable) and 10 of 52
295  composite end point (7 underwent SRT, 1 was SRT-eligible, and 9 SRT-status unevaluable).
296 ebo crossover group (3 underwent SRT, 4 were SRT eligible, and 3 were not SRT evaluable) met the comp
297 terize the clinical features associated with SRT formation against those eyes with non-subsequent ret
298 95% CI, 40% to 56%) of patients treated with SRT alone at PSA levels of 0.50 ng/mL or lower were dise
299 prostate-specific antigen (PSA) treated with SRT with or without concurrent androgen-deprivation ther
300 ologic test scores in the following order: Y/SRT less than Y/RRT less than O/SRT less than O/RRT.

 
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