Additional amounts or more frequent applications will not improve your results; you'll only waste product.
More frequent screening will prevent more CIN3s by ablation of lesser lesions; but it will also detect more before they have regressed cytologically, and will therefore reduce cancer incidence.
Again, a medical intervention and more frequent checks will be in order.
It is likely, he said, that more frequent fires will allow less fuel to build up, in time making big conflagrations like that of 1988 less probable.
Officials from the city, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and the federal government now want to see whether more frequent service will draw substantially more riders and become a waterborne alternative to the Lexington Avenue lines, the Nos. 4, 5 and 6, which are among the most crowded in the city.
If the plasma half-life (t1/2)—the time it takes for the plasma concentration to fall to 50 percent of its starting value is long, doses can be given at relatively long intervals (e.g., once per day), but if the t1/2 is short (less than about 24 hours), more frequent doses will be necessary.
More frequent disturbance will affect freshwater ecosystems by altering hydrologic regimes, water chemistry, available habitat and assemblage structure.
It is likely that more frequent sampling will identify both higher rates of CM onset and stronger associations between risk factors and this outcome.
Businesses, of course, hope more frequent recognition will motivate employees and strengthen their feelings of loyalty to the organisation, especially at a time when many feel overworked and underpaid.
The desire for more frequent correspondence will result from well-targeted and tested messages.
