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Patients diagnosed with SCLC were significantly more likely to receive treatment within target compared with those diagnosed with NSCLC (OR=4.53, CI 4.06 5.04).

The perceived ability of medications to control gout (BIPQ treatment control score) and understanding of disease (BIPQ understanding score) were higher in those at SU target, compared with those not at target (Table 2).

Mutant p53 is clearly a different kind of target compared with those of successful novel anticancer agents such as Herceptin (trastuzumab) and Gleevec (imatinib) that block critical oncogenic kinases overexpressed in various tumors.

Similarly, patients who gained knowledge after diabetes self-management education but who initially had poor knowledge were significantly more likely to achieve the A1C target compared with those who showed no improvement in knowledge; again, the study sample was not representative of the U.S. population, as it was hospital based and included mainly minorities with poorly controlled diabetes (21).

Developing coatings on implant surface as drug carriers can reduce organ toxicity and effectively deliver drug locally to the target compared with the oral approach.

Indeed, the dose contribution of the lateral diffusion of the secondary electrons and photons increases the radiation dose delivery in the radiation target compared with the individual array.

In HER2-positive xenograft tumors, CAR-T cells exhibited considerably enhanced tumor inhibition ability, long-term survival, and homing to targets, compared with those of non-transduced T cells.

Within both PTH strata, doses of cinacalcet and phosphate binders tended to be higher in patients who were failing to meet serum phosphorus targets, compared with those who did achieve these targets [Table 4].

CB exposure suppressed the increase in cell number of CD8+ lymphocytes, which when sorted from the culture showed a decrease in cytotoxicity against allogeneic targets compared with those from the control culture.

Improved pregnancy outcomes have been reported in women achieving these targets compared with those in women who did not (6); the latter group had higher baseline mean BMI and A1C, which may have influenced outcomes.

Overall, in the LEAD studies, reductions in HbA1c of 0.8– 1.5% were observed with liraglutide therapy at doses of 1.2 and 1.8 mg (Table 1), with more patients achieving glycaemic targets compared with those receiving glimepiride (with or without metformin) in the LEAD-2 and -3 studies [ 26, 27].