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Novel strategies targeting the HER-2 receptor either directly by trastuzumab and/or indirectly by inducing a CTL response against HER-2 epitopes with, for instance, DC immunotherapy and consequently combining these strategies might prove to be very effective.

In contrast, porphyrin levels did not differ between PDD-NOS and NT males in this study; consequently, combining PDD-NOS AUd AU subjects weakened associations.

Consequently, combining technologic advances in cell transfer or fate mapping-based gene manipulation studies with novel unbiased approaches to study the heterogeneity of TAMs during disease including massively parallel single-cell RNA-sequencing and epigenome analysis will refine our understanding of TAM-mediated pathogenesis offering new therapeutic strategies for the treatment of breast cancer.

Consequently, combining 5-HT4R activitiesHT6R antagonint activitiesingle single chemical compound would constitute a novel approach able to display both a symptomatic and disease-modifying effect in AD.

Consequently, combining with (4), G σ ≻ U n, d +.

Consequently, combining the two inequalities above, (2.8) and (2.9), we know that (2.18).

PEO is exposed to hydrophilic conditions in acidic media, and consequently combines with nickel ions by electrostatic force.

Our results suggest that HAp bioceramic scaffolds with micro-nano-hybrid surface can act as cell carrier for ASCs, and consequently combine with ASCs to construct vascularized tissue-engineered bone.

Two-phase thermal hydraulic analysis with different cooling parameters and electromagnetic loads based on maximum 28 kA halo current per module are evaluated, consequently combined structural integrity analyses have also been done and the results show that a robust design has been achieved.

The desirability function has been proposed to re-scale all of related factors to the oil recovery (i.e. indicator) and consequently combines all factors using the Harrington's function.

Five further large churches later became cathedrals: St Albans and Southwark, which were of monastic foundation, and Manchester, Ripon, and Southwell, which were collegiate churches (and all of which consequently combine the functions of cathedral and parish church).