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These findings indicated the stronger anticancer effect of DTX-loaded targeted micelles on B16F10 tumor model, contributing to more effective transport of DTX to the tumor site.
The device does, however, trap and control young people by debt, often for the rest of their lives, thus contributing to more effective indoctrination.
We are also cognisant of the role that the research community, broadly conceived, plays in contributing to more effective humanitarian action.
Nurses, therefore, are urged to look beyond standardized assessment tools and use patients' experiences and voices as valuable evidence contributing to more effective pain management.
In some countries, these alliances and partnerships between various organizations have shown successful streamlining of technical assistance as well as more efficient use of human and financial resources, all contributing to more effective implementation of health initiatives.
Collectively, these results indicate that DMC inhibits the proteasome more potently than curcumin, contributing to more effective induction of paraptosis.
The deeper insights, provided by this project, in specific elements of PC organisation and provision which have a positive effect on performance of health systems in general, will contribute to more effective health policy.
"It is crucial to ensure that all new investment contributes to more effective climate action.
Understanding the economic cost of binge drinking can inform the public policy debate on alcohol use and contribute to more effective policy design.
These results should contribute to more effective management of disinfection strategies, especially by ensuring a rapid removal and killing of cells detached from contaminated surfaces to prevent the persistence and the spread of contamination.
In particular, a stringent climate policy framework has an important role to play in reducing the amount of conventional overcapacities in the system, which would contribute to more effective market incentives for low-carbon flexibility provision.
