Prophylaxis should be considered after a single episode of severe mania or after more than one episode of hypomania in bipolar II disorder, although some clinicians now consider an episode of either sufficient to warrant maintenance therapy.
Whilst not currently our routine practice nor part of this observational study, such a maintenance strategy may warrant further investigation and provide rationale for more routine monitoring of iron parameters in our patients.
Switchgrass improvement through trait identification and breeding for significant heterotic effects also warrants the maintenance of independent gene pools [ 63, 64].
In the case of miRs targeting IE genes, a role in suppression of entry into the lytic cycle and therefore enhancement of latency establishment or maintenance is attractive and warrants further attention.
Christopher Ramsey, an assistant maintenance officer; and Chief Warrant Officer Matthew W. Smith.
In a November 1995 letter to the F.A.A., the chairman of the N.T.S.B., James E. Hall, wrote, "Although the flight tests demonstrated that the airplane is controllable with a failed cable, the safety board does not agree with the F.A.A.'s assessment that this 'is not considered to be a safety issue' and that no further action is warranted regarding maintenance procedures".
Mechanisms of mtDNA maintenance in carcinoma cells warrant further investigation.
However, a randomized trial comparing tailored telephone and email interventions to standard care and following women for long-term maintenance of PA is warranted.
Shortly after the introduction of the SGAs the hope was expressed that these agents, with their reduced propensity for motor side-effects, would carry a small enough risk to warrant indefinite maintenance treatment [ 15].
Interestingly, one of the interaction partners, Unc119, which was 7.5-fold enriched in the GA149-GFP immunoprecipitates, was previously identified through severely impaired locomotion in a C. elegans mutant and is required for axon development and maintenance [ 23, 30], which warranted further analysis in the context of ALS.
