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It was confirmed from the experimental results that the proposed MIP-carousel process was markedly effective in separating Cu2+ from Mn2+ and Co2+ in a continuous mode with high purity and a relatively small loss.

In this study, the combined treatment was markedly effective in vivo, but not in vitro.

This is why the CFTR potentiator drug, VX-770 (ivacaftor, Kalydeco) [ 54] is markedly effective in G551D-CFTR patients, while the CF corrector drug, VX-809, corrects/rescues ΔF-CFTR from ER quality control and is without effect on G551D-CFTR patients [ 55, 56].

However, the common use of "clinical efficacy rate" as an ancillary outcome measure through subjective qualitative scores such as "clinical cure", "markedly effective", "effective", and "ineffective" in Chinese are not internationally recognized, and the validity and reliability of that was uncertain in assessing the outcome.

The diet was markedly effective for 3 patients (33%) and effective for 3 patients (33%).

The efficacy was evaluated as completely headache free, markedly effective (attack reduction >75%), effective (reduction >50%) or invalid (reduction <50%).

In addition, the use of composite outcome measures such as clinical cure, markedly effective, effective and ineffective to evaluate overall improvement of symptoms also limits the generalization of the findings.

22 of 50 patients reported markedly effective relief of symptoms, 15 cases reported effective relief, and 13 cases reported ineffective relief, with a total of 74% of patients reporting a relief of their symptoms (markedly effective + effective).

The SNAPP treatment was markedly more effective in all cases.

Sequences up to 234 bp 5' to the calmodulin cap site were markedly less effective in elevating chloramphenicol acetyl transferase activity in differentiated BC3H-1 cells than in proliferating cells and may account for the lower overall activity of the calmodulin promoter in these cells.

Strikingly, in the absence of endogenous ATG16L1, ATG16L1*300A-expressing cells are markedly less effective in anti-Salmonella autophagy, recovering less than half of the activity displayed by the ATG16L1*300T protein (Fig. 2A, right panel).