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We concluded that A. caliginosa can survive in a low-organic matter Colorado soil under optimal moisture content and that once established, A. caliginosa can provide modest increases in inorganic N availability to crops Colorado agroecosystems.

The proposition that recent seasonal influenza A virus vaccine can provide modest protection against pH1N1, despite antigenic differences, has been suggested previously [20], [24], [25], but disputed by others [26], [27].

Although not as effective as epidural, randomised trials show inhalational analgesia (e.g. 50% nitrous oxide in oxygen) and systemic opioid analgesics (e.g. pethidine) can provide modest benefit to some patients during labour or supplement an unsatisfactory epidural [ 13].

1. Miller ML, et al. Biol Psychiatry 2012; S0006 3223:00803 7 Results from an ongoing pivotal, large-scale Phase 3 trial show that the RTS,S malaria vaccine candidate, developed by GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), can provide modest protection for African infants against malaria.

"We can have our Postal Service provide modest banking to low-income people where they can cash their checks and they can do banking," Sanders said.

The clubs can provide a modest practical benefit to campaigns.

Unlike the dotcom boom, there's not many quick flip opportunities in healthcare though expect to see some micro transactions that can provide a modest return for developers.

We find that users are best served by an alphabetical ordering of prediction matches and show that hybrid interface designs can provide a modest benefit in users' ability to find a contact, in cases of non-successful predictions.

And while it can help cut oil imports and provide modest reductions in greenhouse gases compared to conventional gasoline, corn ethanol also carries considerable risks.

CBT may provide modest benefits in the treatment of depression in some people with MS and can be provided alongside or as an alternative to pharmacological interventions.

Current treatments for Alzheimer's can provide only a modest improvement in symptoms and cannot stop the progression of the disease.