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D. variabilis also was well controlled by the 2-week interval treatment regimen, with >96% efficacy being achieved from 21 days after the first treatment and thereafter until the end of the study (study duration: 90 days).

Weekly and 2-week interval treatments with selamectin provided efficacies against R. sanguineus of >89% across the entire study periods, with 100% efficacy being achieved from 21 days after the first dose and thereafter (study duration, 37 days for the weekly regimen and 44 days for the 2-week interval regimen).

In Fig. 4 (upper left), a time series is displayed for A = 1, which shows the steady states being achieved from initial conditions such that Oct4, Sox2 and Nanog are high and all other TF concentrations are low.

However, there has been a lack of evaluative evidence of the management of patients' health from their own perspective; therefore it is unclear whether optimal benefit is being achieved from treatment investment.

But reform can only be achieved from inside.

Never have so many laughs been achieved from the affected pronunciation of the word: "Bob".

The objective, he said could be achieved "from a distance, we don't have to risk our pilots".

Most also agree that huge gains could be achieved from retrofitting buildings and homes to use energy more efficiently.

"This review only reinforces my beliefs of the public health gains to be achieved from standardised packaging," she said.

One person challenged whether the ad exaggerated the results that were likely to be achieved from using the product.

Giving people a choice also substantially mitigated whatever positive economic effects would be achieved from a flat tax.