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These results demonstrate that a vaccine composed of antigens purified from the gametocytes of Eimeria can be used safely and effectively to prevent the deleterious effects of coccidiosis.

They explained that many frontline AIDS physicians, following the lead of Dr. Joseph Sonnabend, were already using Bactrim effectively to prevent the recurrence of PCP.

The timely recognition of a pathogen enables the plant to respond effectively, to prevent the spread of the pathogen beyond the site of infection.

Companies that create games for Xbox One, Microsoft said, will be able effectively to prevent consumers from reselling the games by ensuring that the resold games no longer function on the console.

Such comparisons may allow community providers to collaborate more effectively to prevent falls and injuries in the community setting.

Besides, 1,25- OH 2D3 has also been shown to modulate the expression of HLA class-II alleles on monocytes and human bone cells [13], [14] In NOD mice, administration of 1,25- OH 2D3 before the onset of Insulitis, has been effectively shown to prevent the disease progression.

Interestingly, both Multiple Sclerosis and T1D have HLA as the main susceptibility locus and vitamin D a strong environmental element since supplementation of 1,25- OH 2D3 analog in NOD mice before the onset of Insulitis, has been effectively shown to prevent the disease progression.

Therefore, it would be ideal to find appropriate means that effectively help to prevent the reoccurrence of polyps after polypectomy.

The pharmaceutical industry price-gouges consumers for critical medications, and has effectively lobbied politicians to prevent the sort of price regulation that exists in just about every other major country around the world.

The official slogan of GreenspanFest 2009 is: "Who could have known?" Ben Bernanke has moved very effectively in the last year to prevent the collapse of the financial system.

Mr. Dowd argued that the diocese could not seek refuge in the statute of limitations because, he charged, it effectively used "fraudulent concealment" to prevent the victims from suing.