Alternatively, an 11-residue peptide (L4K5W2) with little hemolytic activity was potentially the most useful agent, as it showed higher antibacterial activity than omiganan.
In agreement with other studies (4, 5 ), ethambutol remained the most useful agent against NTM; its overall resistance rate among isolates tested was 42%.
Antibiotics have been the most useful therapeutic agents of the twentieth century (Levy 2002).
Doxorubicin (Dox) is one of the most useful chemotherapeutic agents for patients with advanced neuroblastoma (NB).
Paclitaxel (PTX) is one of the most useful anticancer agents known for various cancers including ovarian, breast, and lung cancers (Carney, 1996; Khayat et al, 2000).
In addition to identifying the optimal glycaemic range, future studies should focus on the following: which of the incretin agents is most useful in the critically ill patient; whether these agents should be used in combination with insulin, or as single-agent therapy; and identification of the patient group most likely to benefit from administration of incretin mimetics.
The most useful application of such agents is in the treatment of Alzheimer disease, in which reduced transmission of acetylcholine contributes to the neuropathology of the disease.
Cryocoring and autonomous temperature loggers were most useful for locally monitoring clogging agents, while electrical resistivity data were useful for interpreting the spatial extent of a pumping-induced unsaturated zone that developed beneath the riverbed after riverbed clogging was initiated.
A former journalist who now runs a security consultancy, he argues that undercover agents are often most useful not when they are spying on a country's enemies, but when they are talking to them.
This indicates that in high-risk populations, anti-caries agents might be most useful for reducing disease severity among caries affected individuals, as opposed to preventing caries entirely.
