AR-quiver approach to affine canonical basis elements

AbstractThis is the continuation of [Y. Li, Affine quivers of type A˜n and canonical bases, math.QA/0501175]. We describe the affine canonical basis elements in the case when the affine quiver has arbitrary orientation. This generalizes the description in [G. Lusztig, Affine quivers and canonical bases, Publ. Math. Inst. Hautes Études Sci. 76 (1992) 111–163]

Flow diagram describing the review process and study selection.

<p>Flow diagram describing the review process and study selection.</p

Impact of health-related quality of life and social functioning on treatment uptake, adherence and SVR.

<p>Impact of health-related quality of life and social functioning on treatment uptake, adherence and SVR.</p

Factors associated with longitudinal social functioning score (<i>lower</i> score corresponds to <i>higher</i> functioning), (n = 146).

<p>Factors associated with longitudinal social functioning score (<i>lower</i> score corresponds to <i>higher</i> functioning), (n = 146).</p

Recent HCV treatment uptake, adherence and sustained virological response by social functioning score.

<p>(Opiate Treatment Index score 0–9, 10–14, ≥15) at baseline.</p

Characteristics of participants in Australian Trial in Acute Hepatitis C, by treatment group and HCV RNA status at baseline.

<p>Characteristics of participants in Australian Trial in Acute Hepatitis C, by treatment group and HCV RNA status at baseline.</p

Trends in syringe borrowing and drug use at enrolment among HCV antibody negative PWID enrolled in the VIDUS cohort in Vancouver, Canada by year of enrollment.

<p>Trends in syringe borrowing and drug use at enrolment among HCV antibody negative PWID enrolled in the VIDUS cohort in Vancouver, Canada by year of enrollment.</p

Characteristics of HCV antibody negative PWID by year of enrolment in the VIDUS cohort between 1996 and 2012 in Vancouver, Canada (n = 364).

<p>Percentages indicate column percentages;</p><p>*At the time of enrolment;</p>†<p>in the last 6 months prior to enrolment;</p>¶<p>p-value for association (Fisher’s exact test for categorical variables, Kruskal-Wallis Test for continuous variables);</p>§<p>p-value for trend (Cochran-Armitage test for categorical variables, linear regression for continuous variables).</p

Baseline plasma IP-10 according to virological responses in genotype 1 patients only.

<p>Baseline IP-10 values are shown in genotype 1 patients who did and did not achieve: a) RVR b) EVR c) ETR and d) SVR. IP-10 levels were compared using the student’s t-test with Welch’s correction for unequal variances as appropriate. RVR rapid virological response; EVR early virological response; ETR end of treatment response; SVR sustained virological response.</p

Incidence density of HCV infection (per 100 person-years) among PWID in the VIDUS cohort by calendar year of enrolment and calendar year of observation.

<p>Each shaded area is a proportion relative to the largest incidence rate with 25.0 being 1 (full shading). The numeric values of the rates are used as the labels [95% CI]. Cells with N/A are blank.</p