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This definition allows little to no lead time for intervention, and the ability to predict further in advance where epidemic thresholds are likely to be crossed could improve the timeliness and possibly the effectiveness of control interventions.
In summary, we show that mutation of a single amino acid in the ABCG2 protein has a major effect on its substrate specificity, and may possibly undermine the effectiveness of potential ABCG2 blockers.
There is much to be gained from making such records portable, as Dr. Brailer emphasizes, as well as possibly improving the effectiveness of health care delivery.
Her website suggests: "... it is advisable to consult with a homeopathic doctor if you are taking a high dose of steroids or undergoing a course of chemotherapy as these may possibly reduce the effectiveness of homeopathic remedies".
Asymptomatic infections could possibly reduce the effectiveness of control efforts.
Further factors that possibly influence the effectiveness of ultrasonography screening in antenatal care are equity of access to antenatal care and the actual process of care.
Sub-optimal compliance along with low participation rate possibly compromised the effectiveness of screening, an issue that will be addressed in a separate paper.
Recent study revealed that previous colistin dosage used might be under dosing, which may possibly underestimate the effectiveness of colistin in our cohort [ 31].
Nonetheless this is an interesting observation that could possibly affect the effectiveness of therapies based on demethylating agents on these tumors.
The need for a precise and repeatable method for accurately measuring and quantifying the lipoprotein density profile for studies dealing with CVD is necessary for screening, prediction of disease, and possibly monitoring the effectiveness of treatment.
Additionally, the study aims to investigate factors that possibly influence the effectiveness of SST, searching for information on whether and if so which specific groups of children with ASDs improve more or less with SST.
