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This paper proposes a new synchronization method, the sinusoidal amplitude integrator based phase locked loop (SAI-based PLL), to efficiently eradicate the effect of the fundamental negative sequence component.

To achieve hyperthermic temperatures, there is a necessity of selecting MNP which display high specific absorption rates (SAR) and which are consequently able to generate temperatures above 43°C to efficiently eradicate tumor cells and sensitize them for chemotherapy and/or radiation therapy [3 5].

There is increasing evidence that chemotherapy and radiation can each efficiently eradicate the majority of malignant cells within neoplastic lesions.

Yet, the high levels of Ku70 and Polβ and significant radiation inducibility of these proteins was enough to efficiently eradicate all the damage (Fig. 7).

Further, we demonstrate for the first time that DNA-encased MWNTs efficiently eradicate tumor xenografts in vivo in a mouse model of human cancer.

Therefore, based on these data, the addition of a taxane to an anthracycline-based regimen in patients with detectable CK-19 CTCs seems a reasonable therapeutic approach since it may more efficiently eradicate CTCs improving, thus, the DFS.

Furthermore, CDDO-Im efficiently eradicated mouse CLL/SBL cells but had little effect on the viability of normal B and T cells in vivo.

Compared with untreated lymphokine-activated killer (LAK) cells, BsAb-armed LAK cells efficiently eradicated glioma cells and prolonged patients' lifespan.

Modulation of BCRP function in the CSC population may provide a promising way to overcome MDR by efficiently eradicating CSCs.

Furthermore, the presence of intraepithelial TILs likely reflects an active peripheral immune response capable of efficiently eradicating micrometastases and thereby contributing to prolonged patient survival.

These results indicate that chloroquine, currently used to treat malaria and rheumatoid arthritis, may be applied to increase the number and volume of lysosomes following which tumor cells may be efficiently eradicated by photosensitization of IA-loaded lysosomes.