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This limited efficacy resulting from inhibiting CGRP effects suggests that the pathogenesis of migraine could involve additional mechanisms.

The average decontamination efficacy resulting from the use of MSB X bags was greater than 99.9% (3 logs) for all three FFR models tested (Table 3).

This result could be partly explained by enhanced MTX efficacy resulting from reversal of the decrease in SLC19A1 expression by tocilizumab.

Basically, the increases or decreases in programme efficacy resulting from changes in compliancy are somewhat counterbalanced (except for the programme cost overheads) by decreases or increases in costs.

Given the risk of increased immunogenicity and the potential impact on safety and efficacy resulting from treatment withdrawal and reintroduction, evaluating these outcomes is important.

The evidence presented at ASCO suggests these poor metabolizer patients are at increased risk of breast cancer recurrence because of lack of tamoxifen efficacy resulting from their CYP2D6 genotype.

It is likely that this poor efficacy resulted from low foliage coverage as low spray volumes (150 L ha-1) in combination with large droplets (VMD = 720 μm) were applied onto dense tree canopies.

Fifteen per cent is included in the confidence interval of IPTp-SP efficacy resulted from the trial [Protective Efficacy (PE) 40% 95%% CI 7.4%, 61.2%); p = 0.020].

Thus, efficacy resulted from interfering with the activity of multiple cells, and perhaps reducing compensatory disease mechanisms.

Mechanistically, this efficacy resulted from increased TREG function, along with reductions in activity of inflammatory T cells (e.g., through anergy/inactivation) (80).

However, our in vivo CTL response study indicated that LCP NP-based vaccine elicited a potent systemic immune response regardless of the existence and stage of tumors, ruling out the possibility that compromised efficacy resulted from unsuccessful induction of antigen-specific CTL response at a late stage.