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The strategy has also focused on the fact that a leading abortion provider, Planned Parenthood, was founded by a woman who was a leading proponent of eugenics, a belief that the human gene pool could be improved by selective breeding and sterilisation, and who heavily promoted birth control among black people.

Noting that the gene signatures built from subsets of GSE4335 or Vijver showed higher prediction accuracies in cross-validation than the gene signature built from the merged data set, we investigated how the performance could possibly be improved by selective data integration.

Therefore, this cytotoxic peptide may have clinical utility and should be improved by selective targeting.

Producers worldwide of rainbow trout regard growth performance and its uniformity as two of the most important traits to be improved by selective breeding [ 9].

There is evidence [Malouitre, Dube, Selwood and Crompton (2010) Biochem. J. 425, 137 148] that cytoprotection by the CyP inhibitor CsA (cyclosporin A) is improved by selective targeting to mitochondria.

Recovery of Inquilinus can be improved by using selective media containing polymyxin B or colistin and ticarcillin, such as B. cepacia complex selective agar, and prolonged incubation at 36°C.

Tumour response to preoperative chemotherapy seems to be associated with outcome following liver resection for colorectal metastases (Folprecht et al, 2005) and, if genetically predictable, it could be improved by the selective choice of available drugs.

This method may be improved by employing more selective and specific markers for activated/proliferating endothelium, improving staining techniques, using more objective and reproducible methods for microvessel counting and standardisation of the criteria for evaluation of IMD and of the identification of the neovascular hot spot within each tumour.

While attachment of drugs to suitable carriers significantly improves their bioavailability, owing to their increased residence time in blood circulation and enhanced solubility, the therapeutic efficacy of the drug can be improved by the site-selective accumulation in the pathological zone of interest that sometimes were called therapeutic-effects-related sites.

However, aspects of power system protection that have lower requirements in terms of the speed of response (e.g. backup protection) and are less selective can be improved by using wide area measurements to supervise their behavior.

If rates of pCR could be improved by image-guided treatment intensification, CRT followed by selective salvage oesophagectomy may become the preferred treatment.