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The FSC and SAL active treatments were included to potentially induce a change in the degree of the patients' symptoms of dyspnoea, which would allow the responsiveness of the SOBDA questionnaire to be assessed.

To allow the assessment of responsiveness the test will be administered before and after the educational intervention.

In summary, at present, there is no robust biomarker to allow the prediction of responsiveness of individual patients to each biological agent.

Reasoning that regulation of stomata signaling by MAPK-inactivating enzymes could allow dampening the responsiveness of stomata precursor cells to signals that promote the exit from stomata amplifying cell divisions towards differentiation into pavement cells, we searched for potential candidates among the MAPK-interacting AP2C phosphatases.

12 Therefore, FENO has a potential in identifying specific asthma phenotypes, which might also allow the prediction of steroid responsiveness due to eosinophilic inflammation.

Our finding, that an estimated 60% of patients develop distant metastatic disease, supports current NCCN and ESMO guidelines 16, 17 suggesting a period of initial chemotherapy rather than immediate radiation for patients with unresectable LAPC to allow the determination of tumor responsiveness and asses the development of distant metastasis.

The merit of the BIC multidimensional scale is that it allows the evaluation of responsiveness for intervention.

Test-retest data would also have allowed the calculation of the responsiveness statistic, which takes account of score variation in patients who are stable [ 49].

The objective of this study is to show the effectiveness (change in knowledge and skills measured by the Fresno test) of a short course in EBP carried out in a group of family medicine residents, which allowed the assessment of the responsiveness of the test.

This heightened responsiveness allows the liquid metal to be deformed at rates exceeding 120 mm/s, greater than an order of magnitude faster than existing techniques for electrical deformation.

Alternative modes of land governance need to be investigated that allow more responsiveness to the tradeoffs involved in land use decisions.