The study medication (verum) contained a standardized mixture of six grasses and rye pollen (60% grasses in equal parts: Holcus lanatus, Dactylis glomerata, Lolium perenne, Phleum pratense, Poa pratensis, Festuca elatior; 40% Secale cereale), adsorbed onto aluminum hydroxide (CLUSTOID®, ROXALL Medizin, Germany), and provided in one strength (10 000 TU/ml; 24 μg of Group 1 plus 5 allergens/ml).
I think that you have to emphasize the strengths of HmV in comparison to other alternatives (in my opinion, one strength is that it is a good lightweight alternative to embed heat maps in a web report).
One strength in studying the impact of miRNA in metastasis using primary tumors in genetically engineered mice is that the tumors develop within a native microenvironment in an immunocompetent host.
One strength in the present study was that the nurses who did the scoring knew the patients.
One strength in the herein study is the use of objective measure of physical activity, which has not been used in prior research to confirm compliance with the stay active advice in patients with acute severe LBP.
One strength manifest in these diaries is that Reagan, especially in his first term, was a more active and alert chief executive than his detractors care to admit.
When set accelerator was combined with nano silica in Mix N2, there was a further 30%% improvement in one day strength, but the 7 and 28 day strengths decreased by approximately 14 and 11 % respectively, compared to N1.
My left hemisphere's number one strength is in verbal communication, which was no surprise, but shows that linearity, a cornerstone of left brain thinking, was least dominant.
Cultures were incubated for 20 hr at 37°C in 5% CO2, and were then either snap frozen in liquid nitrogen or fixed in one half strength Karnovsky fixative.
Eyecups at 150 days post-differentiation were fixed in one half strength Karnovsky fixative as described previously (PMID 17591911), followed by osmication, dehydration, and embedment in Epon resin.
For example, in one study, strength of hip extensors and abductors was only weakly associated with gait speed and the ability to rise from a chair, although when these measures were combined with measures of leg and ankle strength, and normalized for weight, significant associations with performance emerged.
