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With all agents, drug efficacy diminishes over time, the so-called secondary nonresponse.

60 Evident in the figure, PPI efficacy diminishes progressively moving from oesophagitis to symptomatic heartburn, regurgitation, 61 62 chest pain, 63 cough, 64 laryngitis 65 and asthma.

In contrast, OVK condition was positively associated with the slope of active coping and social self-efficacy, indicating that from post assessment to 18 months follow-up, the iatrogenic effect of active coping and social self-efficacy diminished, since the intervention group showed a larger increase compared to the control group during this period.

Do it too often, and not only will its efficacy diminish but you'll be seen as annoying — disrespectful, even, if your over-all skill is of a lower calibre.

But in this era of hyper media, where these tactics become part of the normal, everyday landscape, their efficacy is diminished.

When good security practices are not followed, their efficacy is diminished and users are left more vulnerable than ever.

Finally, an in vivo biodistribution study in KB-bearing healthy mice revealed that the DTX/FA-CD complex has enhanced tumor-targeting efficacy and diminished systemic side effects.

Mexiletine (10 100 mg/kg, p.o)., a sodium channel blocker, dose-dependently ameliorated mechanical allodynia in rats treated at 3 weeks; however, the efficacy was diminished at 7 weeks.

MTX (10 mg/kg) suppressed the progression of arthritis, but from day 20 its efficacy gradually diminished.

However, its efficacy is diminished by the endogenous inhibitor PI-9 that can be expressed by tumors as escape mechanism.

Benefit was maximal at the intermediate (1 × 10) IκBα vector dose; however, efficacy was diminished at the higher (5 × 10) IκBα vector dose.