The study demonstrates that the pharmacokinetic analysis of a once-daily 16 mg ondansetron suppository results in appropriate plasma concentrations and AUC, and that this rectal formulation is effective in the protection against nausea and vomiting associated with cyclophosphamide chemotherapy.
The novel approach for statistical verification can be equally applied as control logic to automatically proceed with morphological analysis of a consecutive sample once user defined acceptance criteria are met.
Similar SBP goal achievement rates were observed across several clinical trials in an analysis of exenatide once weekly, although an incremental benefit was observed with exenatide compared with other oral glucose-lowering therapies [ 38].
In an analysis of covariance, once the level of intermale competition is controlled for, neither molar size nor molar-size dimorphism accounts for a significant part of the variance in canine dimorphism.
A second structural analysis of CsgG once more revealed the CsgG channels to be composed of nine monomers, each of which contributed 4 β-strands to the final 36-strand β-barrel making up the pore through which the curli subunits are exported (Cao et al. 2014).
Now a new analysis of using Natrecor once or twice a week in patients here at the American College of Cardiology is reviving both parts of this debate.
Detailed analysis of Puerto Ricans once they have settled in New York.
In this appendix we focus on the analysis of insolvency once that insolvency situation has been formally recognized.
The first skeletons of the victims were dug up last October, and the Government of El Salvador has agreed to permit a thorough forensic analysis of the remains once the exhumations are complete.
Such a cross-comparison analysis of once- and twice-amplified samples indicates that the gene expression profile is changed by the amplification reaction, but not whether this change is reproducible for all samples.
The effects of treatment and berry density on phenolic composition were tested using a two-way analysis of variance (ANOVA), once known that the data met the assumptions of normality (Shapiro Wilk test) and homoscedasticity (Levene's test).
