Remarkably, the adverse and beneficial effects of the noise correlations cancelled each other for combinations of 2, 3, and 4 recording sites so that the overall coding accuracy was close to that expected in the absence of noise correlations.
Several decades of genetic counseling have resulted in the conclusions by meta-analyses of remarkably few adverse psychological sequelae (Braithwaite et al. 2004; Heshka et al. 2008) following counselor-informed genetic testing.
In a large randomized Phase III trial, Ra has recently demonstrated improvements in OS, time to first SRE, and biochemical parameters, with a remarkably tolerable adverse-event profile, in men with bone-metastatic CRPC.
Remarkably, although initially with adverse effects in males, flies expressing RNAi specific for AcCoAS exhibited mean and maximum lifespan extension in both sexes compared to isogenic control flies that expressed an unrelated RNAi specific for GFP not present in this organism.
Despite the important role of CSA in controlling TC-NER and preventing adverse effects on health, remarkably little is known about the regulation of CSA in the context of the CRLCSA complex.
Since adverse events are often remarkably idiosyncratic, pharmacogenomics may offer a way of predicting side effects and their severity from a particular drug or drug class in individual patients.
By time these adverse events were tolerated remarkably.
Four decades ago, the rise of hormonal therapy, such as tamoxifen for breast cancer, has remarkably enhanced tissue selectivity and thereby diminished adverse systematic events [ 3].
Combination of RNPO with the conventional chemotherapy, irinotecan, led to remarkably improved therapeutic efficacy and effectively suppressed its adverse effects on GI tract.
(Bonanno, the critic of the Army's program, says his recent study found that most soldiers are already remarkably resilient — 85 percent of them having no lasting adverse reaction from combat).
