Interventions could be effective for two reasons: they may contain components that effectively overcome the specific barriers encountered in relation to a particular practice; or they may contain components that are always effective in changing practice.
Although it is rapidly degraded and thus may have little effect outside of the digestive tract [ 18, 19], curcumin could be effective for treating ESCC because of its direct contact with epithelial cells lining the esophagus during ingestion.
In summary, the results of the present study strongly suggest that the application of ADSC-CM could be effective for enhancing wound healing after FxCR skin rejuvenation, by reducing transient adverse effects.
A single shot of nasal spray could be effective for six months to two years, Arntzen said.
There's some suggestion that ketamine could be effective for treatment-resistant depression, a notoriously difficult condition to treat (hence the name).
Some analysts have expressed skepticism that a ban on evidence obtained by torture could be effective, for example, because lawyers do not yet have the right to be present at interrogations, when most torture occurs.
This RGTA could be effective for ulcers resistant to other treatments.
We hypothesized that antithrombin could be effective for the treatment of patients with severe burns.
These findings suggested that aprepitant loaded ODF could be effective for antiemesis during cancer chemotherapy.
Prior stand-scale studies suggest that prescribed burning and harvesting could be effective for restoring pine-oak woodlands.
This indicates that continuous bedload observations could be effective for detecting sediment supply as a consequence of debris flow events.
