Where applicable, combined text words and Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) terminology were used in addition to the two main search terms [Epilepsy & Prevalence] to identify relevant articles (Table S1).
Even very elderly or frail patients with contraindication against the common standard therapy have a chance to reach long-term remission or cure with less toxic approaches basing on ATO with or without ATRA or, if applicable, combined with reduced chemotherapy or GO, or even with ATRA alone.
Because EV is a non-invasive and continuously applicable method, combined measurement cycles averaging LVSV and CO over multiple heart beats are technically possible.
In building the decision tree a given strategy is measured by combining applicable chance events, outcomes and contributions to brain injury into clinically possible relations.
In the present study we succeeded to optimise existing easy applicable models by combining them and adjusting the cutoff levels to a more specific and sensitive selection.
The Oulu researchers suggest that even further increases in efficiency may be possible, since they can take the work they've done mimicking natural light-gathering surfaces and try to "exceed the results of evolution" by combining different applicable models.
One of the most difficult problems in the study of coupled flow behaviour has been the development of a universally applicable modelling scheme for combining the flow regimes.
Thus, combining clinically applicable HDACIs such as Depsipetide, MS-275 or SAHA with NF- κB inhibitor like Parthenolide to enhance the anticancer effect of HDACIs may have clinically translatable potential.
The aim of our current study was to adapt the previous Treg-based mono-therapy from experimental to more applicable clinical settings by combining a conventional GC/CTX regimen, known to be very effective also in lupus-prone animals [ 33- 35], with a subsequent adoptive transfer of Treg in the (NZBxNZW) F1 mouse model for lupus.
The resulting attributable fractions, specified by region/age group where applicable, have been combined with WHO disease statistics by country, gender and age group[ 19] to result into the estimate of the environmental burden of disease by country.
