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Antibody formation may attenuate efficacy, especially among patients developing high levels of anti-exenatide antibodies (25).
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However, due to the complexity of the human body, some substances in the circulation may attenuate the efficacy of paclitaxel.
Platelet function studies are useful to evaluate potential medication interactions which may attenuate their antithrombotic efficacy.
Scientific evidence suggests that inadequate adherence to home-based exercises may attenuate the treatment's efficacy [ 10, 17, 18].
Reductions in drug doses may attenuate toxicity but may lead to reduced therapeutic efficacy.
Thus SYY treatment may attenuate the opposite effect of oxaliplatin treatment, thereby improving treatment efficacy.
Patient education with or without provision of self-management strategies for fluid management, sodium restriction, daily weighing and physical conditioning may attenuate urinary problems in heart failure patients, although formal trials are required to test the efficacy of this approach [ 60, 61].
Based on the evidence from laboratory and clinical trials, it is evident that EPA is a promising agent that may attenuate protein degradation by targeting the proteasomes, and have enough evidence to warrant use in clinical trials to examine its efficacy for the treatment of CC.
Thus, increased PAI-1 may attenuate the mural adaptive response.
Signal fading may attenuate the received signal, which may result in a missed detection.
TGF-β1 may attenuate peripheral nerve injury-induced thermal hyperalgesia (Pathway 1).
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