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Ten months later; the novices maintained a clinically meaningful improvement in depressive symptoms compared with the vacation group.

In addition, over one third of patients maintained a clinically significant improvement in their pain.

Despite omission of the APR from the formula, the CDAI maintained a clinically important ability to predict outcome, measured as radiological progression over 3 years.

○ Those with a short run-in period with potent topical corticosteroids were more difficult to treat, but still maintained a clinically meaningful benefit of alitretinoin 30 mg at EOT (19% over placebo).

At the last study visit (week 104), over 80% of 45 subjects completing this visit without retreatment after week 0 or 4 maintained a clinically meaningful volume correction, based on these two assessment scales.

Indeed, during PSV, in spite of a frank over-assistance, our patients maintained a clinically acceptable breathing pattern for most of the study period (i.e., VT between 5 and 8 ml/Kg PBW and RR between 15 and 30 breaths/minute, Fig.  3).

Despite maintaining a clinically acceptable PaO2 (55 80 mmHg), the alveoli remained unstable with significant R/D at low PEEP levels.

The intent was to use quantitative data to evaluate these categories, with the possibility of combining and/or deleting categories, while maintaining a clinically meaningful and sensitive indicator of bowel movement frequency.

Management of CSP should aim at achieving and maintaining a clinically important reduction in pain and disability with a minimum amount of costs and inconveniences related to the intervention [ 2, 9].

At our institution TPE is used in selected patients with severe ALF most of whom require moderate or high dose vasopressor therapy to maintain a clinically acceptable blood pressure.

Induction of tumour-specific Th cells is considered also to be mandatory for establishing and maintaining a clinically efficient anticancer immune response caused by CTLs (Mumberg et al, 1999; Schurmans et al, 2001) Vaccine induced Th cells, may interact with professional APCs (i.e. dendritic cells) that have engulfed dead tumour tissue, in situ in the tumour or in draining lymph nodes.