This method can be used to adapt the injected activity without increasing liver toxicity, thus defining a new concept of boosted selective internal radiation therapy (B-SIRT).
Given that MAA SPECT/CT dosimetry is available prior to the injection of microspheres, treatment intensification can be proposed for patients with a TD just below or close to the TTD, which is in accordance with the new concept of boosted SIRT (B-SIRT).
In response to the failure of therapies aiming to target either the up-stream microbial activators or the effector molecules of the inflammatory cascade, a new concept has emerged of boosting the immune system to counter immunosuppression that develops in patients who survive the initial, hyperinflammatory period of sepsis [ 1].
Here, we present a new concept for boosting the carbohydrate content of plants, by channeling photosynthetically fixed carbon into a newly engineered glucose polymer pool.
The concept of stimulating the housing market, within reason, as a way of boosting what was a moribund economy has considerable merit.
Birthdays are celebrated more as an abstract concept to boost the local economy then they are celebrated as any type of time demarcating device.
Among them, the establishment of Open Source concept is boosting the growing diversity of new operating systems; concomitantly, evolution of embedded hardware architectures has make it possible to run sophisticated operating systems where only bare rudimentary, ad hoc system-software were once practical.
There is a fair amount of debate that encircles the concept of green home improvements boosting home prices.
A transportation system of this kind would redefine the concept of commuting and boost cross-border cooperation in Europe," said Vazil Hudak, Slovakia's minister of economy.
Also, to date, research in Brazil has not been conducted that has involved interviewing offenders about their decision-making in selecting properties to burgle and whether the concepts of the boost and flag accounts feature in this decision-making.
