These nets can be effective for 3 years, but by 2009, only 27% of children <15 years were sleeping under a net, and this number dropped to around 14% by 2010 (I. Kleinschmidt, personal communication).
Thus, isolation can be effective for diseases with low transmissibility but only if case identification occurs early in the infectious period.
Findings include that (i) the preferred analysis is via shrinkage; (ii) designs with similar numbers of runs and factors can be effective for a considerable number of active effects of only moderate size; and (iii) unbalanced designs can perform well.
Although rituximab can be effective for PTLD, the short-term response rate is only about 60 80% (Messahel et al, 2006; Burns et al, 2013; Caillard et al, 2013; Styczynski et al, 2013) and the longer-term prognosis may be worse (Heslop et al, 2010).
Thresholding can be effective only for an extremely small roughness or substrate curvature.
(Grade 2C) rFVIIa is not a first-line treatment for bleeding and can be effective only once sources of major bleeding have been controlled.
Recently, in murine C2C12 myoblasts, we have demonstrated that mitochondrial biogenesis, an essential event for cell differentiation, can be effective only if the site of NO production is located at nuclear level, where NO favors the CREB-dependent expression of PGC-1 α gene.
Technological solutions can be effective only if accompanied by deft diplomacy.
Unexpectedly, participants who did not consider themselves experts in using computers did just as well as those who rated their computer skills more highly, suggesting that Internet-based curricula can be effective even for those with only modest computer skills.
