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A role for heat shock protein 90 inhibitors in prostate cancer has been explored only in the context of systemic treatment of refractory metastatic disease.
The concept of the impact of dose on outcome has been explored only in terms of solute control.
However the conditions leading to its dominance over the typically observed recruitment-based foraging strategy have been explored only in passing since it was only presumed to be plausible 'in theory'.
The construct validity of the SMMS questionnaire has been explored only in one study, with a low number of respondents (Nieuwhof et al. 2004).
Low-level environmental exposure to lead and psychological distress has been explored only in two other settings, older men in the NAS and adult men and women in NHANES.
Although genetical genomic studies can be used to provide evidence on the manner and extent of connectedness among phenotypic and expression traits, most often these connections have been explored only in terms of associations, i.e., connecting variables without causal direction.
The circumstances of his arrest are too important to be explored only in a civil case, which often winds up being simply a matter of dollars and cents.
The radial nerve was explored only in the DCP group and found intact.
Another limitation is that the relationship between treatment effect and patient-level baseline characteristics was explored only in the trials of ETV versus LAM in this study, and as such, we were not able to explore treatment-effect modifiers in other interventions such as adefovir and tenofovir.
Although finding the shortest path is a well established problem, we define the optimal shortest path computing problem under an exploration semantic as follows: (Graph exploration strategy) Given graph (G = langle V,Erangle ), a vertex u is explored only if (exists e u,v in E) and v is explored.
Community pharmacists are a key intervention point in efforts to prevent and mitigate the impact of prescription drug abuse and misuse (PDA/M); yet pharmacists' perceptions regarding PDA/M have been explored only briefly in the literature.
