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In addition, TF2's peak tumour uptake occurred ∼6 h post injection in these models, decreasing gradually over time, and thus minimising the interval allowed the hapten peptide to be captured when more bsMAb is present in the tumour.

We found it vitally important to minimise the time intervals between expression of interest and practice visits and between recruitment and initiating the intervention within each practice.

People in each 5-year age group who underwent cholecystectomy were compared with as many people with the reference conditions as there were in the ORLS data set in each age group, in order to maximise statistical power and minimise the confidence intervals around the risk ratios.

However the optimal fire interval for minimising the risk of extinct in the long term is probably much longer.

Development of an advanced exons 45 55 skipping approach with fewer new generation AOs that have improved cardiac exon skipping activity may reduce the therapeutic dose and interval of administrations, minimising the potential toxicity, off-target effects, and the cost burden for DMD.

Our findings could be explained by the timing of treatment: administration by emergency medical services minimises the interval before the patients receives adrenaline.

Longer injection intervals are expected to improve health-related quality of life by minimising the frequency of exposure to deep intramuscular injection pain and the psychological distress associated with the general fear of injections.

Figure  2 shows the influence of minimising the TFAD on early clinical outcome evaluated by stepwisely increasing the TFAD with 1-h intervals up to 8 h after admission.

We're talking about minimising the use".

"I'm not minimising the problems.

Minimising the CO2 emissions of data centres.  .