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So while the temptation may be to continue with the discourse to date – Europe as a series of headaches, Mr Cameron as the man dispensing the aspirin – it could be more efficacious, as well as braver, to make a more principled stand.

Besides the current approach of setting minimum ventilation standards to prevent health effects due to indoor air pollution, a standard based on the olf or decipol unit might be more efficacious as well as simpler to measure.

Instead, he cites Galen and Avicenna to show that women as well as men contribute material that forms the fetus; the female contribution, according to Agrippa, is the more efficacious, as shown by the strong resemblance of many sons to their mother.

Such an arrangement is all the more efficacious as the extremities, which are particularly vulnerable, are involved.

Additionally, they may be more efficacious as a combinatorial treatment.

90 In conclusion, diazepam is more efficacious as an anticonvulsive medication at older developmental ages and its anticonvulsant effect is correlated with neuronal [Cl−]i.

Therefore, from the studies to date, it has not been empirically demonstrated that white light sources with more short-wavelength content delivered at lower light levels than the ones used in previous studies can be as or more efficacious at treating circadian sleep disorders in ADRD patients.

9– 12, 50– 52 Moreover, when given at high doses rituximab is more efficacious, because as a single-agent it does not seem to affect the prognosis of CLL patients.

Increasing the effectiveness of malaria preventive interventions in pregnancy would require available safe and more efficacious drugs for IPTp as well as improving antenatal clinic (ANC) attendance and the quality of ANC services [16], [17].

A more efficacious gel could cost as much as $0.33 per dose to be equally cost-effective as VMMC, and at $0.25 would generate an cost saving, indicated by the negative cost per DALY averted (-$14).

Further, dyadic family (37– 39) education sessions were briefer, standardized, and administered by less specialized facilitators; hence, they likely would be more cost-effective as well as more efficacious than coping instruction in a clinical setting.