Meanings of clt in English

The presence of CLT in patients with PTC correlated with an improved prognosis.

But, with an eye to any future nostalgia market, CLT still owns the name.

CLTUfa is the newly-merged media company made up of CLT and the German company Bertelsmann.

The CEFP was successfully employed to assess the quality of CLTs produced at Kunming Pharmaceutical Factory to be good.

The results from a pilot study suggest that IFLT might prevent IRI and yield better transplant outcomes than CLT.

The presence of CLT did not significantly alter the rate of malignancy in both FNA and surgical pathology specimens.

We evaluated the influence of coexistent CLT on prognostic outcome and the association of coexistent CLT with clinicopathological parameters.

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Conclusions: In this study, CLT was commonly associated with PTC and was associated with smaller size of the primary tumour at presentation.

He said a cubic metre of cross-laminated timber (CLT) absorbed more than 700 kilograms of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.

Read more It would be the biggest CLT in the country by a long stretch if they managed to pull it off.

CLT was also associated with a reduced risk of recurrence during follow-up, although this was not significant after adjustment for other prognostic factors.

With CLTs taking off in low-income inner-city areas, they can no longer simply be dismissed as the niche preserve of Grand Designs enthusiasts.

The purpose of this study was to further assess the efficacy and safety of IFLT versus CLT in patients with end-stage liver disease.

Since Khan's election, some progress has been made and the latest announcement is another significant step forward, with new CLTs in Shadwell and Brixton.

It awarded it to the Russ CLT, which plans build 33 permanently affordable homes at a range of tenures, due to start construction next year.