While PDR appears to be extremely responsive to treatment with VEGF inhibitors, early studies indicate that the response to these drugs in retinal edema is often partial and requires higher doses[30].
The results indicate that the response equation proved to be suitable for the CCD experiment[41, 42].
These results indicate that the response of BMSCs to a chondrogenic growth factor regimen is scaffold dependent.
Experimental measures indicate that the response of FLC developed under different conditions for irradiance and temperature are correct.
Moreover, the hysteresis loops on the stress strain plots indicate that the response is in the elastic range.
The results of the studies indicate that the response of the complete structure system considered is affected by the inclusion of SSI effects.
Results obtained using finite-difference time-domain (FDTD) simulations, indicate that the response of each sensor unit shifts independently in terms of refractive index variations.
The results derived from this study indicate that the response surface methodology is a useful tool for optimizing the hydrolysis conditions to converse paper sludge to ethanol.
Results indicate that the response from subjects in the former varies with how they perceived their own ability to solve the task.
The findings also indicate that the response character of a bare riser can be quite distinct from that of a riser partially or fully covered with helical strakes.
Numerous studies indicate that the response to treatment with Topo-II inhibitors is highly dependent on both the levels and the activity of the enzyme.
