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Hemodynamics are important in acute heart failure syndromes and may help tailor therapy.

The present understanding of the microstructural evolution during FSW of HEAs may help tailor the weld properties to pave the way for their engineering applications.

As endosomal TLRs are important to sense viral nucleic acid, this could suggest that miRNAs may help tailor the immune response to the type of invading pathogen [6].

Further experiments will elucidate the signaling pathways that enable (or inhibit) growth on soft substrates, which may help tailor treatments for tumors based on the mechanical milieu in which they thrive.

Stratifying CCRCCs according to VHL and VEGF status may help tailor therapeutic strategy.

Knowledge of the parents' concept of fever may help tailor counselling to their needs.

The electrodeposited polymers displayed unusual properties upon electrochemical doping that may help tailoring the dimensional features of these polymers.

It provides information about COPD patients' prognosis and may help tailoring therapy to a particular patient's risk.

However, the variation in the extension of FDG uptake and in the SUV may help tailoring therapy, confirming the initial efficacy of the chosen treatment; thus our policy during follow-up was tailored upon, even if not based upon, FDG-PET/CT results.

If we use these types of brain measurements, then maybe we can predict a little bit better who will end up developing psychosis, and that may also help tailor interventions," says Guusje Collin, a visiting scientist at MIT's McGovern Institute for Brain Research and the lead author of the paper.

These findings may help to tailor anti-HIV-1 Tat-containing vaccines.