Objectives: Rasburicase is administered to prevent hyperuricemia and counteract the consequences of tumour lysis syndrome (TLS).
Together, therapeutic approaches to counteract the consequences of perinatally acquired injury are sparse, and new measures are desperately needed especially for preterm infants [1, 15 17].
This additive was identified in Van Gogh's eosin paints and was probably added to improve the consistency of the paint and therewith counteract the consequences of the use of an excess of oil [2, 30, 55].
Curative medicine alone is becoming increasingly inadequate to counteract the consequences of chronic illness.
Individual approaches, including coping or relaxation, would be an appropriate measure to counteract the consequences of such demands.
A better mechanistic understanding might help in the introduction of new strategies to counteract the consequences of mobilopathy in diabetic patients.
Thus, mental health service providers have important opportunities and challenges in preventing SH and to intervene and counteract the consequences of SH.
The mounting number of active labor force members who are economically insecure is, therefore, cause for concern among Swiss government leaders and policy makers, who acknowledge the potential obligations of social and economic services to counteract the consequences of chronic economic deprivation.
When Google purges dubious Web sites and rejects links from link farms, it is, in a sense, counteracting the consequences of its own success.
In a previous study, oil spills caused large marine microbial EPS releases that were proposed to counteract the negative consequence of oil spills [50].
These, and other as yet unknown consequences of the 37W variant, may counteract the effect of Kinesin-1 recruitment.
