Representatives were voting on a measure to block the amendment -- not on the amendment itself, although it was effectively rejected.
The drawback is that this drug also increases the tone of the gastric sphincter, so although the esophagus may work harder, it is effectively pushing against the closed door of the gastric sphincter, so you are back to square one.
Although it is possible to effectively treat postcancer fatigue with cognitive behaviour therapy, the nature of the underlying (neuro physiology of postcancer fatigue remains unclear.
Cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT), especially designed for PCF, seemed to be an effective treatment option for PCF.[ 11, 14] However, although it is now possible to effectively treat PCF, the nature of the underlying physiology of PCF remains unclear.
Although the Red Cross is effectively a public trust, it has never been a particularly transparent organization, not even internally.
According to DWN's spokesperson, Silky Shah, these ten facilities – we're not supposed to call them prisons although that is effectively what they are – are "unfit for any human to live in".
Although Kcv K47N is effectively N-glycosylated, the modified form of the full-length protein appears to be refractive to the formation of SDS-resistant tetramers when compared with the OPG Kcv mutant.
Although this task is effectively performed by the mucosal immune system in healthy individuals, it is now generally accepted that the inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD) are caused by aberrant host responses to the microbiota.
They had a second spell in administration last winter, and although it was brief, it has effectively cost the Bulls their Super League place, as the six points they were deducted by the Rugby Football League condemned them to relegation.
Figure 3 e, upper panel) shows that peripheral OTI TCR transgenic T-cells that lack PKD2 catalytic activity do not increase PKD2 phospho-Ser immunoreactivity in response to cognate peptide, although pS6 phosphorylation is effectively induced in these cells.
