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Furthermore, it is likely that a combination of just two drugs might be sufficient for preventing the emergence of drug-resistant mutant virus, though this would need to be tested before any therapeutic recommendations can be made.
Therefore, antiplasmodial treatment may not be sufficient for preventing cognitive CM consequences.
While promising, this method still relies on the presence of a dense ligamentum flavum and thus may not be sufficient for preventing complications such as dural puncture that result from advancement of the needle too far within the epidural space.
This was sufficient for preventing the sample from moving while allowing the sample to strain freely.
It implied that 2%-FA fixation was sufficient for preventing the clustering of GM1 molecules or nanoclusters although there were many GM1 clusters that tended to approach the confocal-microscopy microdomains containing nanoclusters of various sizes.
The pronounced antiproliferative effect of tamoxifen highlighted that ERαAF1 activation is sufficient for preventing the development of neointimal hyperplasia.
This study is particularly important, indicating that 1) proatherogenic LAB is present in vivo, 2) LAB/LOX-1 axis promotes atherosclerosis in vivo and 3) eliminating the circulating LAB is sufficient for preventing atherosclerosis.
Although 2 MMR doses are sufficient for preventing mumps in most settings, administering a third MMR dose may be worthwhile in specific outbreak contexts, even if it does not offer protection as PEP.
Indeed, work by Böhlenius [ 11] has demonstrated that constitutive expression of a flowering regulatory gene in poplar (Populus trichocarpa) FLOWERING LOCUS T (FT), is sufficient for preventing seasonal growth cessation induced by short day conditions.
However, in this study, maintaining INR between 1.6 and 1.8 was sufficient for preventing hemorrhage and thromboembolism in elderly patients who required long-term anticoagulation soon after bleeding events.
