A fourth booster dose being given to participants at 18 months of age in the ongoing study might also bolster vaccine efficacy, notes Vasee Moorthy, the lead person for malaria vaccines at WHO. "A really important point is we don't know what's going to happen with the booster dose," he says, adding that it may even increase efficacy rates in the younger group.
Enhancing the existing skill-building activities or adding additional activities to bolster self-efficacy to negotiate condom use might increase BRO's efficacy.
Our findings support the translation of theoretical models used in the communication sciences to the healthcare research and practice demonstrating an association between increased information seeking and motivating factors such as the desire to reduce uncertainty, anxiety, and dread with a need to bolster self-efficacy.
In the case of the Johns Hopkins University asthma research project in which a healthy young woman died, I agree that the university must bolster the power and efficacy of its institutional review board to better examine proposed research projects.
As this interviewee suggests, the interactions can bolster student confidence and efficacy.
The understanding of psoriasis as an immune disease, however, was bolstered by the efficacy and widespread adoption of immunosuppressant drugs (e.g., cyclosporine) [ 17].
Empirically demonstrated efficacy would likely bolster the appeal of this training.
There is some preliminary evidence that behavioral interventions designed to enhance motivation as well as bolster self-efficacy for reducing sexual risk taking are effective in decreasing HIV transmission risk behavior in methamphetamine users (Mausbach et al. 2007).
Elucidation of the cellular sources of regenerative cardiomyogenesis is the first step towards development of novel therapeutic strategies that can improve the efficacy of stem cell-based treatments and bolster cardiomyocyte repopulation of infarcted myocardium.
IMPACT: Elucidation of the cellular sources of regenerative cardiomyogenesis is the first step towards development of novel therapeutic strategies that can improve the efficacy of stem cell-based treatments and bolster cardiomyocyte repopulation of infarcted myocardium.
