It is shown that the interface with double-well potential stiffness nonlinearity may yield chaotic responses that can significantly affect vibration transmission as indicated by time-averaged transmitted power.
Even a single climate model may yield different responses if key model parameterizations are changed (Murphy et al. 2007).
For example, the targeting of multiple biological factors instead of only one in certain therapies may yield greater responses to them.
Higher tissue concentrations achieved by escalating dosing regimens or alternative routes of administration may yield better responses and requires further evaluation (Emons and Schulz, 2000).
Lastly, the DAS28 results were based on CRP, which may yield higher responses than the DAS28 (erythrocyte sedimentation rate); however, CRP has been well validated as an outcome measure to assess disease activity 21 and is increasingly used in clinical trials.
We hypothesized that disease relapse is dominated by the re-growth of sensitive clones and that reintroduction of the first-line regimen may yield further response.
The ideal format for surveying these sites may differ and more specifically, telephone contact may yield better response rates since non-participation may reflect lack of interest in CCL studies.
A new decision support system called Apollo, which runs the CERES-Maize crop growth model, was used to study the corn (Zea mays L). yield response and the nitrogen (N) dynamics of a cornfield in central Iowa, USA.
As a result, uniform application of local management prescriptions may yield variable biodiversity responses.
With the development of new specific inhibitors of hepatitis C virus (HCV) enzymes and functions that may yield different antiviral responses and resistance profiles according to the HCV subtype, correct HCV genotype 1 subtype identification is mandatory in clinical trials for stratification and interpretation purposes and will likely become necessary in future clinical practice.
