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If primary care routines were to include specific immunological tests to identify antibodies against M. Leprae, that could permit better knowledge and control of the silent individual perpetuators in the disease transmission chain, whose role has been to retard elimination of the disease in many regions [ 40].

To address the notion that less co-medication could permit better appreciation of the effect of iota-carrageenan, a post hoc analysis was conducted in a subgroup of patients (n = 51) who received either no co-medication (n = 14) or one additional drug only (n = 37).

A better understanding of the hemodynamic effects of esmolol could permit a better timing for the initiation and to monitor treatment or to assess the eligibility of patients for this therapeutic strategy.

In addition to improving our understanding of how cichlids have diversified in these lakes, establishing whether particular morphological changes of functional importance have repeatedly led to similar patterns of ecological divergence could permit a better understanding of the nature of adaptive radiations in other groups of fishes as well.

The evaluation of these possible mediators of stroke could permit to better characterize the redox reaction in the pathogenesis of stroke damage.

Compared to previous work of Selb et al. [ 8] here we explore a large area with non-contact approach that could permit a better light harvesting together with a higher number of source-detector pairs.

Adding antithrombin to culture medium had no effect on the outgrowth of S. pneumoniae in vitro; thus, less neutralizing of endogenous antimicrobicidals by reduced bronchoalveolar fluid levels of inflammatory proteins could have permitted better endogenous microbicidal effects in the antithrombin group [ 1].

A less fussy record will permit better care.

This demonstrates an important principle: better genome assemblies permit better annotations.

We maintain that smaller-size microcapsules could permit access to TX sites possibly associated with better functional exchange, thereby complying, more efficiently, with metabolic requirements of patients with T1DM.

WONE (pronounced "one") – WONE was founded by Kristin Hildebrand, a Nike alumnus who wanted to use better fabrications than a big company like Nike could permit.