Current therapies for exacerbations consist of corticosteroids and antibiotics, but these are not very effective, have frequent adverse effects, and are focused on bacterial exacerbations.
The proposed technique is effective where frequent change of modulation index (MI) of SPWM is essential like grid-connected inverter applications.
This has helped training, and support — in real time — to the Anganwadi centres distributed geographically and promoted the effective and frequent use of GGSS materials by teachers to help improve learning outcomes of children.
More generally, it is proved that intuition and anticipation are more effective and frequent in situations with lack of time and/or information for decision-making (Vasilieva, 2006).
Interactions between ORD and the regional offices on EDC issues are strong, effective, and frequent and provide a good model for the U.S. EPA to use in other areas.
A prevention approach is particularly cost-effective against frequent but small-scale events (Mechler et al. 2010), while for well-reinforced buildings/regions, the benefits are less likely to outweigh the costs.
A pilot study by Bresci et al even implies that GMA is more effective with less frequent and serious side effects than prednisolone in acute UC [ 47].
As I wrote in the magazine, in 2001, death was legally redefined, in large part, to facilitate organ donation, a practice that, because of advances in immunosuppression and surgical technique, was increasingly effective, and, therefore, frequent.
The Avar March on the Danube and Lower and Upper Pannonia and Karantania were to form a border fortification, but this arrangement soon became less effective because of frequent disagreements among the nobility.
Meperidine, an opioid analgesic, although effective, may cause frequent adverse events such as sedation, disorientation, akathisia, gastrointestinal disturbances [369].
