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The therapy provided a complete resolution of the SUNA attacks for 8 months, a part from seldom episodes of cranial autonomic symptoms without headache.

My search for a complete resolution to the problem continues!

As they do not directly provide information on the variant sequences, they are subject to homoplasy (i.e. the same pattern for different variants), thus preventing complete resolution for variants exhibiting a similar conformation or related sequences e.g. [ 46].

Improved sequence assemblies were generated for 68 of these BACs (with complete resolution for 29 BACs and reduction of minor misassemblies for 39 BACs).

Median times from symptom onset to 50% reduction and to complete resolution for patients in treatment and nontreatment groups were 9.9 and 9.1 weeks, and 18.7 and 17.8 weeks, respectively.

It was found that C8 gave the same results as C18 while CN column gave better results; Modification in the mobile phase strength was a must for complete resolution among Flu-1 and Flu-3.

Remission was defined as the complete resolution of headaches for more than 14 days for patients with daily PSH and more than twice the average interval of stabs in patients with non-daily PSH.

Our case also highlights the fact that a strong degree of clinical suspicion backed by appropriate anti-infective (anti-fungal) therapy is a must for the complete resolution of the lesion.

Patients had complete resolution of pain for 5/8 bone metastases (63%) treated with SFRT and the remaining three bone metastases had marked, but incomplete elimination of pain.

However, crowded NMR spectra represent a significant obstacle for the complete resolution of these anisotropic parameters.

Gluten-free diet alleviates gastrointestinal symptoms in an average of 3 6 months, which is much more rapidly than what happens with the rash; in fact, it takes an average of 1 2 years of a gluten-free diet for the complete resolution of the cutaneous lesions, which invariably recur within 12 weeks after the reintroduction of gluten.