For lack of sufficient long-term studies there are still concerns about the long-term safety of topical corticosteroids.
At present, there is a lack of sufficient long-term data about the safety of infliximab in patients with plaque psoriasis.
However, the potential for evaluating and testing these approaches is often limited due to the lack of sufficient long-term data on ecosystems and environmental change [ 13].
But without sufficient long-term financing options, few can take the risk of starting construction.
Consequently, researchers have tried to establish whether reducing the number of cigarettes smoked could bring about sufficient long-term health benefits to be recommended as a worthwhile alternative to quitting.
The probability of sequelae associated with ACL rupture for patients after ACL reconstruction was set at 34% on the basis of the retracted articles that could provide sufficient long-term information [ 8, 19].
All of those matter, but none will be a sufficient long-term solution without significantly reducing war, violence, and military spending.
The UK's Corporate Governance Code should be extended to ensure sufficient long-term incentives are incorporated into the pay of executives and non-executive directors, he suggested.
There is also a lack of sufficient information on the long term results of growth hormone treatment in children of short stature.
However, as demonstrated by Weinstein's review [ 33], the challenges of implementing a randomised controlled study design of sufficient power, with long term follow-up is limited by both subject non-adherence to randomisation and the ethical considerations around use of a true control group.
In the present study, using our model of GA perinatal administration [ 23, 24, 26], we determined whether a single intracisternal dose of GA was sufficient to trigger long term damage on BBB permeability and integrity by analyzing Evans blue (EB) and immunoglobulin G (IgG) extravasation and the protein expression of several components of the neurovascular unit.
