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The present study may help establish more accurate and efficient piezoelectric models based on better understanding to the piezoelectricity.

The new available therapy for glioblastoma is based on better understanding of molecular malignant progression in this tumor.

Treatments based on better understanding of the biology of melanoma may be promising.

24 Based on better understanding of the pathophysiology of CVPT, targeted pharmacotherapy appears to be very promising.

Finally, it is clear that we are now beginning to tailor our therapy choices based on better understanding of both tumor and host biology.

Another reason for the increased consumption has been an increase in doses, based on better understanding of the pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic properties of antimicrobial agents.

The assessment of "absolute" effectiveness through megatrials conducted with heterogeneous patient samples should give way to comparative effectiveness research in homogeneous patient subgroups formed a priori, based on better an understanding of the factors that determine differences in prognosis and response to treatment among different patient subtypes.

Another area which is likely to attract considerable attention for the next generation of medical physicists in nuclear medicine is in better defining radionuclide therapy procedures based on a better understanding of the basic radiobiology of low flux rate, extended duration delivery of ionising radiation to biological targets.

Unlike that of emotional empathy, females have scored higher cognitive empathy than the males which may suggest that female may provide a better type of medical care [ 38- 40] based on a better understanding of the patient's experiences and feelings (cognitive empathy).

For this group of patients, I would argue that we may do better in the future as we develop new technology, enhance our understanding of optimal target locations [ 6, 7], and apply new stimulation paradigms based on a better understanding of DBS mechanisms [ 8- 10].

However, since the Rome criteria were published, in 2006, there have been efforts to categorize these disorders based on a better understanding of which specific part of the G.I. tract seems to be causing the problem.