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The lack of performance experienced by several colloidal drug carriers during the preclinical and clinical development processes can be explained by inadequate pharmacokinetic/biodistribution profiles and/or unacceptable toxicities.

The purpose of this study was to determine whether the relatively modest fuel-stimulated insulin secretion responses of rodent beta-cell lines might be explained by inadequate expression or activation of PLC isoforms.

According to the AFM images, the reason of these reverse findings can be explained by inadequate ion energy bombardment on the surface concerning the formation of cracks and pores in grain bounders.

The lack of a statistically significant result in the original three risk groups can be explained by inadequate power of the study since the number of patients in each risk group is low.

Besides due to an ineffective content, these inconsistent findings may also be explained by inadequate implementation.

The high rate of thromboembolic disease observed in critically ill patients could thus be explained by inadequate aFXa with the standard 40 mg dose.

Take children's programmes, one of Viacom's specialities: Netflix, an online-video service, now offers subscribers 75 children's series.Part of the ratings fall is explained by inadequate measurement tools, complains Philippe Dauman, the chief executive of Viacom.

In Fig. 5c, the CV curves of the hybrid composites shows the obvious deformation, which can be explained by the inadequate response of electrode materials in the PVA-H2SO4 gel electrolyte [36].

Skeptics further state the high fatality rate in New Mexico can be explained by an inadequate design for the traffic loads at the time.

This observation cannot be explained by an inadequate inhibition of the NKA since in parallel experiments ouabain significantly increased Na+cyt accumulation.

This fact may be explained by an inadequate use of microscopy, as microscopy is the key technique in recognition of a vaginal infection.