FASII targeting represents, therefore, an important emerging research area to address resistance issues as well as the ongoing paucity of antibacterial agents with a novel mode of action.
Currently available cough-suppressant therapy is limited by a paucity of effective agents and/or their unacceptable side effects.
However, there is a paucity of pharmacologic agents approved for the treatment of obesity, and the use of existing weight loss medications is frequently limited by contraindications, drug interactions, adverse effects, limited coverage by third-party payers, and cost.
Given the paucity of new agents in the treatment of this condition, this suggests this drug should not be discarded but further trials are warranted to further optimise the delivery of this drug to allow more patients with AML to benefit from this treatment.
With the paucity of new agents targeting AHFS (most of them challenged with questionable long-term safety profiles), the availability of evidence showing the lack of harm with add-on tolvaptan represents valuable and reassuring information for its use in this patient population.
The paucity of glamorous free agents means that teams may continue to pay more for lesser players and may have to be more creative as they try to improve their rosters.
We maximized the amount of data we compiled by including outbreaks with suspect etiologies or vehicles and developing a method to incorporate data from outbreaks attributed to both simple and complex foods; even so, our study yielded a paucity of data for some agents.
First, many agents that cause acute gastroenteritis are recognized as known or possible causes of foodborne illness, but because of a paucity of data, the number of agent-specific illnesses cannot be estimated.
To date there has been a paucity of studies on anti-TNFα agents in OA.
A paucity of tools to detect many agents and the challenges of linking past infection sometimes decades in the past with present chronic illness perpetuated the idea that most infectious diseases are acute illnesses, and that chronic diseases have noninfectious causes.
