Continuation of the effect may require repeated, but less frequent, treatments.
To determine the continuation of the effect mediated by the injection of anti-33D1 mAb, we measured the number of 33D1+CD11c+ DCs weekly for three successive weeks.
8 9 For both ABCD pilot interventions, maintenance will be evaluated at the individual and organisation assessment levels to measure continuation of intervention effects over time.
While it is not possible to make firm causal attributions, it is possible that this represents a continuation of the effects of smoke-free legislation, and that evaluations included follow-up periods which were too short in duration to fully capture impacts.
This is discrimination by a different name -- a continuation, in effect, of the racism historically entrenched in the U.S.D.A.
Bring Up the Bodies is a continuation, in effect, of the literary project that began with Wolf Hall but expanded to become a promised trilogy: the rehabilitation of Thomas Cromwell, fixer and eventual victim of Henry VIII's break with Rome, and the reimagining of the Tudor period in thrillingly close focus and startlingly immediate prose.
Therefore, the continuation of the antimicrobial effects of an antiseptic after the chosen contact time must be excluded by complete inactivation of the antimicrobial substances at this specific time.
The vascular disrupting action is dual, namely the effect of application of electric pulses to the tumours that induce a rapid shutdown of tumour blood flow that recovers within 24 h and the continuation of the vascular disrupting effect of electrochemotherapy, predominantly through its cytotoxic effect on endothelial cells.
The new mandate 2013 to 2015 of the Working Group, approved by the Water Directors, has foreseen the continuation of the activity on effect-based tools, in particular, in relation to the detection and evaluation of effects caused by mixtures of pollutants.
It may be hypothesized from the observation of an ICU mortality effect that continuation of glutamine supplementation also post-ICU may bring an outcome benefit.
Brandeis's dissent in Olmstead is, in effect, a continuation of the argument that he had begun in 1890.
