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RME and MME were both effective in increasing dental transverse dimensions by opening the mid-palatal suture in growing patients.

In addition, other investigators have demonstrated that a high does regimen of cholecalciferol 50, 000 IU daily for 10 days versus continuous low-dose cholecalciferol regimen of 3000 IU daily for 30 days, followed by 1000 IU daily for 60 days were both effective in increasing serum 25-OHD levels [ 30].

When assessing the combination of the different levels of implementation, interventions implemented at the individual level only (OR = 2.01; 95% CI = 1.41, 2.88; P < .01; k = 8) or at the individual + organizational + environmental level (OR = 2.18; 95% CI = 1.28, 3.71; P < .01; k = 3) were both effective in increasing condom use behaviors.

The results of that study indicated that both treatments were effective in increasing the bond strength values between the feldspathic ceramic and resin cement.

Our results demonstrate that both simulations were effective in increasing students' knowledge of the key components of natural selection: variation, heritability, and differential reproductive success, based on their improved performance on a post-test and delayed post-test compared to their pre-test (Fig. 1).

Our results provide family physicians a clinically relevant practice tool that is responsive to the requirements of daily clinical practice and both feasible and effective in increasing colorectal cancer screening rates among their patients.

Both expansion procedures proved effective in increasing skeletal transverse dimensions by opening the mid-palatal suture in growing patients.

Both interventions proved equally effective in increasing family functioning and decreasing internalising behaviours up to 4.5 year follow-up (based on 105 families) [ 18].

Results from the physical tests show that both programs studied were effective in increasing distance walked during the Six Minute Walk Test at the six week follow-up.

However, the difference in effectiveness was too small to be able to draw definitive conclusions; the larger finding was that both materials were highly effective in increasing knowledge and influencing attitudes.

Both trials were successful and showed that the interventions were effective in increasing both average daily step-counts and time in moderate-to-vigorous physical activity at both 3 and 12 months, in 60 75 year olds in PACE-Lift [ 15] and 45 75 year olds in PACE-UP [ 16].