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Antibody drug conjugates (ADCs) are designed to facilitate the targeted delivery of cytotoxic drugs to improve their tumor fighting effects and minimize systemic toxicity.

"It is inconceivable that a man with a demonstrated incompetence in managing the small staff of the White House should have any credibility when it comes to making sound personnel decisions that will effect a fighting force of more than 1.8 million men and women".

Repeated restraint increased anxiety-like behavior in a social context in older adolescents, whereas previously stressed young adolescent males showed substantial increases in play fighting — an effect of stress not evident in P28 females or P42 adolescents of either sex.

Clinton announced Thursday that she is invested in fighting this effect.

The group has been fighting, in effect, for the most irresponsible for-profit college operators, and thereby undermining opportunity for those owners who would like to succeed by genuinely helping students to train for careers.

Hours after a truce that was supposed to end 10 months of fighting took effect in Ukraine, a group of pro-Russia rebels refused to comply and continued shelling the besieged city of Debaltseve.

The first is that these flows are largely driven by good fundamentals, and likely to be long lasting: limiting their overall size through controls, or fighting their effect on the exchange rate through reserve accumulation, may prove difficult and eventually self defeating.

It is endoxifen that actually exerts the cancer-fighting effect.

Today, Gough is 70 and fighting the effects of his latest round of chemotherapy.

I went through this system myself, and I know I will spend the rest of my life fighting its effects.

Here unions found themselves in a bind - fighting the effects of neoliberalism rather than neoliberalism itself, which is a bit like fighting with one hand tied behind your back.