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For example, maths and literacy scores are lower in more unequal countries, affected by the issues of health, anxiety and depression and consequent drug and alcohol use.

Closer in atmosphere to Asian trading cities such as Hong Kong (due, no doubt, to similar bank secrecy laws and the consequent drug dollar), Panama City's urban sprawl of shimmering skyscrapers is, like all money-laundering centres, a hive of intrigue with its empty dark high-rise luxury apartments for which fictitious occupants pay astronomical rents.

However, the spontaneous release of drug payloads was always a slow process, which leads to the low intracellular drug concentration resulting in consequent drug insensitivity.

In-depth knowledge of the physico-chemical structure and properties of the systems used for targeting is fundamental for understanding the mechanism of interaction with the biological substrate and the consequent drug release.

(1251) The binding of sulfonamides to human serum albumin (HSA) and the consequent drug inactivation were observed in the early 1940s.

Sensitization of tubercle bacilli to NO might reduce the time for chemotherapeutic benefit in immunocompetent hosts and might bring down the incidence of treatment interruption and consequent drug resistance.

Because some bacteria, such as Streptococcus pneumoniae, Neisseria gonorrhoeae, and Salmonella enterica serovar Typhi are transmitted from human to human, resistance in these organisms is likely to indicate human use of antimicrobial drugs and consequent antimicrobial drug selection pressure.

For each patient, we recorded visit date, diagnosis, anatomic site of infection, pathogen (if available), and consequent antimicrobial drug therapy.

In short, the main mechanism of ECT is the electroporation of cells in tumors and consequent increase in drug effectiveness by enabling the drug to reach intracellular targets.

Moreover, interindividual PK variability in the critically ill, and the consequent unpredictability of drug concentrations, suggests that an empirical fixed dose strategy is unlikely to be successful [14, 15].

Conclusions: Volunteers and randomly recruited subjects qualifying for SUD consequent to illicit drug use are similar in SUD severity but differ in terms of severity of psychosocial disturbance and history of drug involvement.