The argument implied in Stephanie Coontz's Feb. 5 Op-Ed article, "Till Children Do Us Part" — that children are the cause of a decline in the "marital quality" of a couple — is an insufficient response to a complicated issue.
This is a significant sum for people returning to work, but an insufficient response to a major systems failure.
Since biologicals antagonize cytokines or receptors involved in the immune system, one could fear that their (long-term) use might affect the quality of the immune system, leading to a defective defense mechanism against infections and tumors, an insufficient response to vaccinations, or a flawed immunoregulation resulting in autoimmunity or autoinflammation (Table 2).
That was not an apology and was an insufficient response to serious allegations.
It seems to us that just slamming doors and building more firewalls may be an insufficient response to an assault of this magnitude.
CSR efforts should be part of an organization's response to climate change challenges but are an insufficient response if not part of a larger coordinated corporate and industry effort.
"What is critical now is for Europe to dispel the uncertainty of what is perceived by the markets as an insufficient response," he said at a news conference in Dublin.
The comparable response rates in the two trials and the good response rate to NSAIDs in the INFAST study support an early step-up treatment approach, with early diagnosis and treatment with NSAIDs, escalating to combination treatment after an insufficient response, 3 although such an approach was not specifically tested in our trial.
Patients who completed the survey were screened to meet the following criteria to qualify for this study: age 18 years or older, diagnosed with SAA by a doctor or healthcare provider, prescribed IST with antithymocyte globulin but had an insufficient response, required blood transfusions at least monthly for a period of at least three months over the previous two years, and not currently pregnant.
Eligible patients (18 64 years) had a DSM-IV diagnosis of MDD, Hamilton Depression Rating Scale-17 (HDRscorescofe of ≥ 18, HDRS17 anxiety/somatization factor score of ≥ 7, and an insufficient response to current treatment with a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor or serotonin-norepinephrine reuptake inhibitor.
Patients who were judged by their physicians to have an insufficient response at week 22 received a dose increase at week 30.
