Results: The mean incidence of NTM (0.4/100 000 population) has risen since 1995, principally of pulmonary Mycobacterium avium intracellulare complex (MAC).
We also analyzed the effect of prophylactic antibiotics on susceptibility to cefepime since ciprofloxacin, principally given to adults, has a limited effect on Gram positive bacteria [ 24, 25], while TMP/SMX, principally given to children, has a satisfactory effect [ 25, 26].
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Since PESQ measurements principally model the Mean Opinion Scores (MOS), it has a close connection to subjective performance tests performed by a human.
The scientists in the audience were focused on the technical aspects of science--not surprising since this was principally a technical meeting.
The Ministry of Health should target women in the rural area to be enrolled on the NHIS to improve maternal healthcare utilisation since poverty is principally a rural phenomenon in Ghana.
However, a conclusive refutation has remained elusive, principally since none of the attempts to date have unambiguously avoided the critique that they have altered the properties of (M,R) in the coding process, producing merely approximate simulations of (M,R) rather than true computational models.
Although the data set is limited in size, since this was principally a feasibility study, it represents a first step in developing the use of electronic proximity and tracking in a rural developing country setting which we hope will provide the basis for more detailed and expansive studies.
These findings were interesting, since GABA is principally found within the central nervous system, while MSCs are linked to the peripheral nervous system within the BM.
Since it is principally based on the assembly of single reactions, it lacks the complexity of the entire cell cycle pathway.
