It has been observed that due to a saturation effect, continuously infused insulin is more effective than boluses of insulin [ 16].
Combining the above data, beta-lactams should be more effective when delivered continuously to achieve a level above the MIC continuously throughout treatment.
The agency, Cutrell said, believed an automated system would provide a more effective way to continuously monitor the 10,000 people determined to be the greatest potential risk to national security and public safety.
I think of this as an evolution from software to dataware as applications transform from predictable programs to data-trained systems that continuously learn and make predictions that become more effective over time.
However, when statins were topically applied or continuously released from an implant, they were 50 80 times more effective in inducing bone formation than when given perorally or injected subcutaneously [ 13].
For such long term sensing efforts (e.g., 1 year) where gamification cannot continuously sustain participants' motivation, it is speculated that monetary incentives would be more effective because man's want for money is insatiable [47, 89].
New studies are continuously published, improving what we know about a host of medical conditions and making treatment more effective and efficient.
Cancer drugs are more effective when administered at the peak of the body's biorhythms than when infused continuously, French physicians report in the Lancet.
The continuously increasing incidence of macrosomia during the past three decades in developed and developing countries, 3 4 however, suggests that more effective strategies are needed.
These models are continuously built and validated on large collections of toxicological experimental studies to discover new biologically active compounds that are more effective, selective, less toxic, or satisfy various toxicological criteria [2, 3].
