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Initially these products were most frequently developed as novel anticancer agents; indeed they can be considered first generation "nanomedicines".

These meta-embryos most frequently developed from the embryo axis but occasionally from cotyledons.

Newly developed arrhythmia during TTM was observed in 192 (27.3 %) patients and most frequently developed during the cooling period.

Healthcare databases are most frequently developed for the purpose of assessing the quality of healthcare, often for a specific disease or within a specific healthcare delivery system.

Critically ill patients with ID presented most commonly respiratory or gastrointestinal infection and most frequently developed respiratory or neurological failure or dysfunction.

Hepatocellular carcinoma is a paradigm for inflammation-induced cancer, as it most frequently develops on grounds of chronic hepatitis, consecutive cellular damage, and compensatory regeneration.

The most common HZ complication is post-herpetic neuralgia (PHN), which consists of burning pain, paresthesias, dysesthesia, pruritus, or anesthesia in the affected area and most frequently develops in subjects over 60 years of age.

Since elderly patients are nowadays those who most frequently develop CDI, further studies are needed to explore the association between this infection and the domains of multimorbidity, frailty and polypharmacy, which are intrinsic features of geriatric patients admitted to hospital.

Th2 responses most frequently develop early in life, persist even during asymptomatic periods and are exacerbated in response to an environmental trigger such as allergen exposure, viral infection or other irritants leading to recurrent episodes of wheezing, breathlessness and coughing (altogether described as an asthmatic attack), and eventually the progressive decline of lung function.

Although more knowledge about effective interventions is frequently developed, most services in Norway are not evidence based.

Of these, ATIN and tubular necrosis are the most common and frequently develop upon reintroduction of the drug or during intermittent therapy.