Correspondingly, while effective treatments are available for some patients, approximately half of the patients fail to respond to current neuropsychiatric treatments.
To the Editor: In their Editorial, Yudkin, Richter and Gale argue that 'Hyperglycaemia is a substantially weaker risk factor for CVD than cholesterol or blood pressure, and glucose-lowering interventions are correspondingly less effective' [ 1].
Furthermore, in this assay, we attempted to observe the "dose response" by increasing the HGD MAC ratio from 1 1 to 1 2 and 1 3 (mole:mole) and found that increasing concentrations of MAC were correspondingly more effective in suppressing the aggregation of HGD.
Otherwise, V is a straightforward – and correspondingly dull – good guy.
As an account of mental trauma, it's highly effective – and correspondingly bleak, even though shot through with wonderful moments of light.
Using waste materials (RCA) in new concrete certainly reduces its cost, encourages the concrete industry and correspondingly leads to the effective management of Construction & Demolition (C&D) wastes.
Correspondingly, there may be "effective" and "ineffective" carrier GSM frequencies that either affect human cells or induce no effect.
We found that a roe deer specialist harbored the most genetic diversity of the three A. phagocytophilum strains and correspondingly had the largest effective population size.
Other components of the wave vector increase according to the Helmholtz equation, thus decreasing the effective wavelength and correspondingly increase the resolution.
Let an electron (e) and hole (h), whose effective masses are, correspondingly, me and mh, be the motion in this QD.
