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Moreover, the immune system of newborns favors the Th2 adaptive immune response [ 2] that might confront efficient Th1 antiviral immune response in primary RSV infection as shown in higher CCR4+ to CXCR3+ CD4 T cell ratio [ 20].

Although Th2 immune response confronts efficient anti-RSV response, in a murine RSV-model, IL-4 exerted beneficial effect on the RSV-caused immunopathology by downregulation of inflammatory cytokines [ 27].

High CCL17 levels accompanied with increased percentage of CCR4+ effector-memory Th2 cells during acute RSV infection are probably responsible for the enrichment within lungs and might contribute to the local Th2 cytokine production, confronting efficient antiviral Th1 immune response [ 30] by increasing activation threshold for Th1 cells and ultimately leading to more severe disease [ 31, 32].

A more effective and efficient approach is to confront the issue through effective assessment design, communication and to address potential contract cheating issues as and when they occur.

Economic theories that emphasize contract's usefulness as a technology for sustaining efficient reliance must confront the fact that contract law protects promissory reliance even where this is not efficient and fails to protect non-promissory reliance even where this would be efficient.

This has drawn the attention of specialists who see the reuse of traditional prototype as a highly efficient strategy to confront this issue in contemporary architecture.

Sometimes the most efficient strategy is genetic monomorphism to confront temporal heterogeneity but polymorphism to confront spatial heterogeneity.

But, although the development of antiretroviral drugs has been very successful, an efficient vaccine is still needed to confront and finally knock down the devastating epidemic.

Future research to confront and explore these concerns is needed, to enable increasingly safe, effective and efficient implementation of PICs.

We need to confront the elephant in the room: a regulatory model that is hostile to efficient power generation.

Efficient and appropriate use of these new resources will help reduce and confront the major environmental problems facing today's economic growth model.