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In a context of widespread vaccination and rational use of antibiotics, innovative antibiotic, prescribed to all age groups, may have an added impact on multiresistant-strain dissemination in the population.

In conclusion, our simulation results predict that, in a population with widespread use of PCV7 and rational use of antibiotics, antibiotic innovation, prescribed to all age groups, particularly children, could have an added impact on multiresistance rates: the more the new drug is prescribed, the slower multiresistance would diffuse.

For the guy who is already advertising on the (TV) Super Bowl, it (radio) provides an added impact". An ABC spokesman could not be reached for comment.

Control policies based on flock depopulation (such as in Period I) are expected to have a direct impact on the effective within-flock contact rate while control involving depopulation plus preventive vaccination of flocks (such as in Period II) will contribute with the added impact on the properties of the natural history of infection.

Does defining study abroad as global experience limit its value-added impact on key student outcomes?

For this reason, this study recommends a further study on added impact of cotrimoxazole prophylaxis among children who are receiving ART [ 34].

These data thus suggest that the JSW loss measurement is less sensitive than qMRI in evaluating the added impact of BML on OA structural progression.

On a TV show, after the big reveal a network show still has the slog of 22 episodes a year without the added impact of a twist.

Some studies commented on the added impact of being diagnosed with and the management of diabetes if in an ethnic minority.

Men were shocked about the impact of ageing on their faces, and particularly the added impact of UV exposure, with a subgroup of men expressing lack of concern.

The interaction term, Paraprofessional* Round, indicates the added impact of enrollment in a paraprofessional program over a volunteer-based program.