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That's not conducive to therapy, which is about changing those behaviors, he says.

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Because of this, INZ is much less toxic to normal cells, and this feature would be conducive to clinical therapy, as it would minimize its side effect on cancer-bearing patients.

Hydrocephalus is most likely associated with an increased case fatality [ 3, 6, 7] and a clearer picture of the frequency and risk of this complication could be conducive to improvement of therapy.

This inherent capability to integrate imaging and PDT treatment, which makes PS imaging particularly conducive to online monitoring of therapy response, was not used in the studies referenced above.

The MRI environment is not conducive to routine ICU monitoring and therapy, thus placing critically ill patients at risk.

This is because, although sudden cardiac death can be considered primarily an arrhythmic event, post-MI patients with DM may have significant residual ischemia even after revascularization therapy (32) that is conducive to developing a life-threatening ventricular tachyarrhythmia.

This observation raised the question: assuming that vaccine-induced T cells reach the tumor site, could the tumor in steady state conditions or during immune therapy provide a milieu conducive to their reactivation comparable to that simulated in vitro by re-stimulation with TA in the presence of IL-2 [ 18]?

What is more is that, by predicting response to molecular-targeted agents, the use of predictive biomarkers could be promisingly conducive to accelerate the development of new anticancer therapies in clinical trials [ 57].

Antihypertensive treatment could not prevent the complications of hypertension unless good control of BP was obtained, and combination therapy with ≥2 drugs was conducive to achieve optimal control of BP.

Logically, these specific miRNA signatures would be attractively conducive to early diagnosis, signifying the prognosis and predicting the response of cancer therapy.

The experimental hypothesis is that the application of intratissue percutaneous electrolysis therapy after Notexina induced muscle damage causes muscular effects that may be conducive to the recovery of injured muscle tissue.

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