First and foremost, the effects of therapies designed based on the principles of "oncogene addiction" and of "non-oncogene addiction" are inherently antagonistic.
Heart failure (HF) is a foremost side-effect of oncological therapies, most prominently those comprising anthracyclines, which are administered to an estimated 50% of cancer patients.
Foremost among the cooling effects is the energy required to evaporate surface moisture, which produces atmospheric water vapour.
Foremost of the disorienting effects, to critics and scholars, is Whedon's use of sound and silence.
For instance, by determining the sample size for statistical tests in advance, the type-II-risk is guaranteed to be taken into account and, foremost, only relevant effects are likely to become significant.
Since that first try, he had finished his doctorate in psychology and pharmacology, become a professor at Johns Hopkins, and established himself as one of the foremost researchers on effects of caffeine on the brain.
First and foremost, we study the effect of the language mix of LEP students.
Arguably his foremost concern was to effect a restoration of the kind of socio-political order that had prevailed, at least in his mind, at the beginning of the Zhou dynasty (1027-256 B. C. E).
This was an eclectic group that ran from European royalty to Derek Denton, the world's foremost authority on the effects of salt on the body.
We focus first and foremost on longer-term effects on hypertension, one of the most important risk factors for cardiovascular diseases [46 49] and the leading preventable risk factor for premature death worldwide [50, 51], but also examine cardiovascular disease for completeness, thus following up on a previously published analysis of short-term effects on those outcomes [7].
Seneca's interest in ethics and psychology first and foremost perhaps the destructive effects of excessive emotion seems to figure in his plays, and perhaps his natural philosophy plays an equally important role (cf. Fantham 1982, 15 19; Gill 2003, 56 58; Rosenmeyer 1989; Volk 2006; on the range of Seneca's writings, see Volk and Williams 2006).
