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This evidence could guide timely appropriate treatment and referral decisions.

Based in part on recommendations and established approaches in recent studies of adaptation to climate change [ 81, 101- 105], as well as on the status of mosquito-borne diseases in China, we highlight five principles to guide timely development of adaptation mechanism to reduce the adverse impacts of climate change on the control of mosquito-borne diseases.

A close monitoring of immune activation and β-cell function markers during the follow-up may be of assistance in detecting early islet graft distress and possibly guide timely therapeutic interventions (i.e., metabolic support or immunotherapy) to preserve islet mass long term (10).

We investigated the metabolic response of lung cancer to radiotherapy or chemoradiotherapy by F-FDG PET and its utility in guiding timely supplementary therapy.

The quantification of CMV DNA load using real-time PCR appears to be applicable to the clinical practice and an optimal cutoff value for guiding timely preemptive therapy should be clinically validated in future studies.

The recommendations of the SSC guidelines are based on APACHE II score, organ dysfunction, the presence of septic shock and sepsis-induced acute respiratory distress syndrome, but the SSC also acknowledges the lack of a clear definition of high risk and emphasizes the importance of clinical judgement in guiding timely treatment with DrotAA [ 4].

"[T]his teaching guide is timely, precise, and very straightforward.

Thus, our results might help to guide the timely application of these factors for the expansion and subsequent differentiation of osteoblastic cells in culture.

The cut-off values (MRglc ≤0.071 μmol/min/g using the SKM and SUVmax ≤1.45) need to be tested for their utility in identifying patients with a high risk of residual cancer after standard dose radiotherapy or chemoradiotherapy and in guiding a timely supplementary dose of radiation or other means of salvage therapy.

"Over recent years, equity prices have been a fairly reliable and timely guide to the performance of the real economy," said experts at Capital Economics.

A new book, "Corporate Fraud: the Human Factor", by Maryam Hussain, an investigator at EY, an accounting firm, provides a timely guide.