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Both treatments consisted of 16 sessions of 45 minutes and were ideally delivered weekly to the participants.

This bench study showed that although the P aw delivered by PAV+ reasonably follows the muscular pressure when compared to the theoretical P aw (i.e., the pressure that the ventilator should ideally deliver according to the equation of motion of the respiratory system), the ventilator provides a 25%% underassistance irrespective of the respiratory mechanics or ventilator settings.

In conclusion, optimal delivery systems for NTFs will be needed for reliable and meaningful clinical benefits; ideally, delivering a time and dose-controlled release of bioactive multi-NTFs at different individual optimal kinetics to achieve multi-functions in target tissues is significant preferred.

For this, progenitor cells would ideally be delivered to (and maintained within) the defect site via a biocompatible material and in combination with soluble factors to promote initial cell differentiation and subsequent tissue maturation in vivo.

The DNA should also ideally be delivered to an antigen-presenting cell (APC).

The most apical part of the main root canal is where the irrigant should ideally be delivered [ 8].

Many indicated that they wanted materials to be written in lay language and that it should ideally be delivered interactively, e.g., shopping or cooking tours, to learn how to manage their conditions.

The ICU patient usually requires high flow rates of intravenous infusion as well as simultaneous administration of potentially incompatible drugs, which should ideally be delivered through multiple-lumen catheters.

In order to harness the advantages of lasers for medical procedures the laser light should ideally be delivered via a flexible guide from the laser source to the patient, allowing complete freedom for the surgeon.

Such interventions are ideally best delivered as an adjunct to ongoing non-surgical weight management efforts, although there are as yet no randomized trial data to support this contention.

To rid Liberia of Charles Taylor, and, ideally, to deliver him to stand trial in Sierra Leone, is surely as worthwhile a humanitarian undertaking as the ouster of Saddam Hussein.