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In this way, DNA sequence-based biomarkers might be established which discriminate responders and non-responders to therapy, thereby contributing to a better targeted and more efficacious application of new therapeutic treatments.

Spurred on by the safe and highly efficacious application of fecal microbiota transplantation in the treatment of recurrent C. difficile enterocolitis [ 162, 163], transplantation of fecal matter has gained interest as a potential modulator of cardio-metabolic disorders.

The disinfection method proposed here shows the potential for efficacious application to this species.

In not one of those cases did the Court "questio[n], in the absence of a more efficacious sanction, the continued application of the [exclusionary] rule to suppress evidence from the State's case" in a criminal trial.

An understanding of the mechanisms is fundamental to the design and application of efficacious therapeutics.

This is the decision time for application of an efficacious triazole fungicide (i.e., Caramba, Prosaro, or Proline) for suppression of FHB and control of fungal diseases on flag leaves.

Clinical application of this efficacious agent in cancer and other diseases has been limited due to poor aqueous solubility and consequently minimal systemic bioavailability.

Researchers, practitioners, and policymakers are invited to address the issues outlined in this article in order to bridge the gap between the generation of new knowledge on efficacious physical activity interventions and widespread application of these approaches in community and clinical settings.

On the other hand, significant obstacles towards the application of safe and efficacious viral therapies have become apparent.

Similarly, an international phase IIb clinical trial of rTM in patients with sepsis and suspected DIC [14] suggested that this treatment is both efficacious and safe, stimulating enthusiasm for the application of rTM in critical care.

Similarly, an international, randomized, placebo-controlled, phase IIb clinical trial of rhTM in patients with sepsis and suspected DIC [ 10] suggested that this treatment is both efficacious and safe, stimulating enthusiasm for the application of rhTM in critical care.