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This more pronounced proinflammatory response in obese patients may enable a rapid and more effective clearance of microbial pathogens.

These peptides have a higher affinity to the MHC class I binding groove, resulting in improved antigen presentation and more effective clearance of virus infected cells [ 9].

Also, the tips are reusable reducing the cost of consumable microcrystals, with treatment times being shorter due to more effective clearance of debris and dead cells.

While this is adequate to improve survival for many serious infections, there is evidence to suggest that 100%T>MIC may result in more effective clearance [ 8].

MHC heterozygosity has been associated with a more effective clearance rate of infection [ 4, 6- 8], reduced parasite load and spectrum [ 9, 10], higher reproductive ability [ 11, 12], and higher survival [ 4, 13- 15].

The engineering of antibody antigen interactions to reduce antibody-mediated buffering of soluble ligand has also developed into an active area of investigation, leading to novel antibody platforms designed to result in more effective antigen clearance.

Although the number of activated microglia in PBS- relative to rhGas6-treated mice was not significantly different, rhGas6 likely was more effective for clearance of debris.

Two studies have reported that post-cardiac arrest patients with more effective lactate clearance had improved survival [ 7, 8].

We found no evidence that the offspring from preferred sires had more effective pathogen clearance than offspring from non-preferred sires, suggesting mate choice may enhance the ability to cope with infection (tolerance rather than pathogen resistance per se).

Our results demonstrate that targeting the N terminus of Aβ is more effective for plaque clearance.

In recent years, new technologies and more advanced techniques have been developed to be more effective in secretion clearance for patients with acute respiratory failure [ 22-24]].