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Targeted immunotherapy, based on human antibodies against relevant tumor antigens has shown to be a feasible and highly promising approach in hematological malignancies that can be effectively combined with chemotherapy to further increase the potency of anti-tumor effects.

Thus, the piezoelectric material could not be effectively combined with fine aggregate and cement.

But the huge impact and success of this satellite-based research only works when it is effectively combined with other research methods, points out Koettl.

The wheeling kicks and low, wide-legged crouches that characterize capoeira are effectively combined with jerky, whiplashed movement in "Desafio," choreographed by Mr. Vieira and Guilherme Duarte.

Safety nets should be gender-sensitive and effectively combined with interventions that increase the productive capacity and improve the health and nutrition of vulnerable households.

This paper presents an outline of the completed plants and describes the control system in which online model prediction is effectively combined with rule-based control.

This also suggests how cells may employ appropriate mechanisms of localizing proteins (for eg. through scaffolds) to effectively combine with diffusible entities to result in spatial switching effects.

To effectively combine with oxygen, the erythrocytes must contain a normal amount of the red protein pigment hemoglobin (cf. [1]), the amount of which in turn depends on the iron level in the body.

Given equivalent or superior treatment gains, combined with significant improvements in anxiety symptoms, CBT and psychoeducation might be effectively combined sequentially with anxiety-focused CBT-type interventions to produce robust dual impacts.

He was a brilliant and original scientist who effectively combined experiment with theory and made milestone advances in our understanding of solute and water across epithelial tissues.

In these delicate, small-scale pieces, Elias's music effectively combined colour with architecture, but in a work for larger ensemble, Geranos, the balance between gesture and structure was less successful.