Investors had hoped that Provigil, like other drugs used in treating narcolepsy, might prove also to be effective against attention deficit disorder -- which represents a much larger potential market.
As regulatory documents aim to provide effective guidance, a deficit of box gutter depth is concerning while a surplus represents wasted resources.
Consequently, in clinical routine practice, we should be aware that vasopressors can substantially reduce the ability of the dynamic indicators to predict fluid responsiveness, masking the effective intravascular volume deficit.
Instead of approaching donors with the least effective pitch — filling deficits — educators, pastors and prelates should propose new initiatives (with help from Web sites like DonorsChoose.org and Kickstarter) and new schools.
The results showed that modafinil but not atomoxetine was effective in reducing deficits in inhibitory control.
More generally, according to the R-squared, the specification is less effective in explaining deficits than in explaining surpluses.
Compensatory cognitive rehabilitation, including cognitive symptom management and rehabilitation therapy (CogSMART), is effective for cognitive deficits stemming from a variety of etiologies, including TBI.
There is no compelling evidence for effective neurorehabilitation of deficits due to chronic lead exposure.
There is, in fact, plenty of historical evidence that the most effective way to cut deficits is to combine deficit reduction with rapid economic growth, which generates more revenue.
ERIC A. STONE Chappaqua, N.Y., Aug. 7, 2011 To the Editor: The single most effective remedy for our deficit problem would be a tax that tracks the national debt.
