Topical corticosteroids are highly effective, and remain the first-line treatment for LS.
The application of hydrostatic pressure augments the electron effective mass and the first-excited electron level occupies a lower energy position, thus granting a higher sensitivity to the barrier rising.
A pro-Union Southerner, Johnson opposed an effective Reconstruction and the Fourteenth Amendment, federally guaranteeing former slaves' rights, and ran into the wrath of congressional abolitionists.
Atrazine is an effective broadleaf herbicide and the second most heavily used herbicide in the United States.
Moreover, because the first step seemed less effective than the second and third steps, we may recommend right-side turning of the head in conjunction with simultaneous counterclockwise rotation of the DLT as a first attempt to minimize the numbers of repositioning attempts.
Our sampling strategy proved efficient and effective, providing the first nationally representative data from U.S. 1- and 2-family adult homeowners and previously undocumented information from a portion of the population affected by current RSS policy discussions.
Of the three points of their effective slogan—"Peace, land, and bread"—the first proved to be the most difficult to realize.
We assessed the probability that each treatment was the most effective therapy, the second best, and so on, by counting the proportion of simulations in which each treatment had the smallest odds ratio, the second smallest, and so on.
And it has raised the issue of which officials should have the power to make that decision — those who approved the drug as safe and effective in the first place and might be reluctant to reverse themselves or safety specialists focused solely on risks that emerge after the drug is in use.
For men in the 19 to 34 and the 50 to 64 age groups, relationship was the most effective and leisure was the second most effective social activity for health-related quality of life.
