While it has not been conclusively demonstrated that DNA itself is the eliciting antigen that drives the selection and expansion of DNA-reactive B cells, CY induces massive cell death augmenting the antigenic load potentially capable of stimulating DNA-reactive B cells.
In the present case, bicarbonate infusion prior to ILE injection likely served to increase the percentage of circulating amitriptyline in the un-ionised state and therefore amenable to lipid sequestration, potentially augmenting the efficacy of the 'lipid sink'.
In a nutshell, the promising results observed from the present research work signify enhanced biopharmaceutical attributes of the novel PLCs-loaded NLCs for potentially augmenting the therapeutic efficacy of Mgf.
Thus, in the presence of specific lipids, the number of BM-Ad will increase, potentially augmenting the chemoattractive stimulus of migrating cancer cells known to be in circulation in escalating numbers as cancer load increases (Danila et al, 2007) and increasing the statistical chance of 'proximity' encounters between migrating cancer cells and BM-Ad.
However, this study identified cases using prescription data from a drug registry or a physician diagnosis code from the Ontario Health Insurance Plan, resulting in potential inclusion of subjects with manganism and not true PD, and thus potentially augmenting the association seen for manganese.
This can potentially be addressed by augmenting the VB method with a more accurate approximation as done in a recent study that proposed a new VB algorithm with improved variance estimates and a tighter lower bound on the log-marginal likelihood (Papastamoulis et al., 2014a).
While medication and psychological interventions are first-line treatments for depression, Lifestyle Medicine offers a potentially safe and low-cost option for augmenting the management of the condition.
Large titanium (Ti) anchoring screws used in similar implants (Hemicap) could potentially create large defects upon removal, thus augmenting the complexity of revision surgery.
It potentially improves the communication pathway between prescribers and dispensers, as well as augmenting the cost-effectiveness of national healthcare planning [ 1, 2].
From another perspective, this view of vascular normalization seems rather counterintuitive since the normalization of tumor vasculature could potentially augment the growth rate of the tumor.
