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Thus, ILP will enhance AAV transduction of multiple skeletal muscles while reducing the required dosages in terms of vector particle numbers.

For the individual SNPs, we used the dosages (in terms of estimated number of 'tall' alleles) from the imputed data.

In general, RCTs have used small sample sizes and variable laser dosages in terms of wavelength, total energy, application sites and number of treatments.

In the case of polymer latexes and asphalt emulsions, the plasticizing effect contributes actively at low dosage and the filling effect is dominant at high dosage in terms of declining pore size and augmenting impermeability.

In recent times, polyolefin fibre reinforced concrete (PFRC) has been shown as an attractive alternative to steel fibres, with it being chemically stable and having a lower dosage in terms of weight to reach similar residual strengths.

A phase II study by Minkowitz et al. on the sublingual formulation in patients undergoing major surgeries, established 15 μg to be the optimal dosage in terms of efficacy and safety compared to lower dosages (superior analgesia and similar side effect profiles) (Minkowitz et al., 2013).

In a previous in vitro study, on bovine cartilage explants, we conducted a dose response study to find the optimal dosage, in terms of PEMF frequency and exposure intensity, able to stimulate significantly PG synthesis [ 16].

All but one [ 44] were otherwise based on a similar exercise dosage in terms of the intensity, number of repetitions and frequency of training, as recommended by Bo (2004)[ 10].

Fiber dosage was expressed in terms of the minimum fiber dosage specified by ACI-318 for replacing the minimum area of conventional shear reinforcement in beams (60 kg/m3).

Although previous studies hinted at the copy number dosage effect in various cancer types including myeloma [ 11, 18], in this study we have for the first time defined dosage effect score, highlighted its variation across genes and chromosomes, and studied the potential consequence of these variations in terms of dosage sensitive genes and dosage-resistant genes.

Pancreatin (pancrelipase) enteric-coated minimicrospheres (Creon MMS; Abbott, Hannover, Germany) is a well-studied PERT that is available worldwide in various formulations and dosage forms that differ in terms of strength in lipase units.