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The clinical development program and key efficacy, safety, and immune response findings from the phase III studies are presented.

The published paper details new findings on specific polyfunctional T-cell responses generated by DPX-0907, as well as previously announced positive safety and immune response findings from the study.

Second, a few attempts have been made to extrapolate from exposure response findings in industrial cohorts.

The new multidisciplinary and multimodal nutritional care model required changes to routine clinical practice developed by the treating team in response to findings from baseline to Phase III.

(b) Actions in response to findings from the usability study: We addressed each of the usability problems identified in Table  3; a-h.

However, due to the temporal aspects related to monitoring of the clinical response, research findings from studies on the primary phase of unresponsiveness might be intimately linked to processes that are (also) related to anti-drug development.

The 'Alcohol and Cancer' mass media campaign was developed by the Western Australian Drug and Alcohol Office, in partnership with Cancer Council Western Australia, in response to findings from focus groups conducted with Western Australian women exploring their values, attitudes and beliefs around alcohol consumption.

The intervention reported in this paper was developed in response to findings from an empirical study (under review) that identified some respondents who scored low (<75%) on measures of key elements of understanding of clinical trials.

(a) Actions in response to findings from the feasibility study: In order to address the desire for control in the online setting, we wanted to include tools that permitted patients to obtain tailored information suited to their needs, and to direct their own care.

The regeneration of Glasgow would meet most definitions of a complex intervention [ 33, 34]: it includes multiple, inter-related activities delivered by many different partners and is 'emergent' in that intervention plans change over time for a variety of reasons (and sometimes in response to findings from the GoWell study).

Construct validity was assessed using the known-groups technique and by comparing workers responses with findings from the Nordic Questionnaire.