Artemisinin and its derivatives have been shown to have considerable effects to fight against brain glioma (Table 5).
Finally, we expected self-efficacy to have a considerable effect on adherence to a treatment regimen, such that patients with high self-efficacy would adhere more than patients with low self-efficacy.
When this was not possible (because of a diffuse lesion, lesion with considerable mass effect to the contralateral side, or lesion in the midline), database (using the same spectroscopy technique) obtained in our institution from normal healthy dogs was used.
Third, baseline MMSE and MoCA showed a considerable incremental effect to the baseline NIHSS scores in predicting functional outcomes in patients with more severe strokes (NIHSS>2) while neither neurocognitive measures nor stroke severity scores at baseline were predictive for functional outcomes in patients with less severe strokes (NIHSS score ≤2).
Despite conferring minimal increase in risk, individual genetic variants when considered cumulatively can result in considerable effects, leading to improved risk stratification.
For Democrats, short on time and political mojo, the hope is that the phrase can define the debate with the same semiotic impact as "death tax," the coinage used to considerable effect by conservatives in their drive to slash and eliminate the federal estate tax.
The politician's desk, which Nixon used to considerable effect in 1960, is one such trope; the testimonial, such as Caroline Kennedy's endorsement of Obama, dates to the earliest political ads, like those in the Eisenhower-Stevenson race, in 1952.
