However, the complexity and risk of aerosolization of ribavirin remain the subject of debate, especially with the equivalent outcomes with oral therapy, which significantly reduces the costs.
That rapid reperfusion can be achieved despite reduced staffing levels is likely to be the key to the equivalent outcomes of our OOH population.
We replicated our earlier findings that an e-curriculum could significantly improve K & CONF, and we extended these findings by showing the equivalent outcomes from four different delivery strategies.
Registration authorities, such as the European Medicines Agency or the US Food and Drug Administration, approve the marketing authorization of a biosimilar based on the assumption that the biosimilar generates equivalent outcomes as the reference biopharmaceutical.
Since we had equivalent outcome data for the Vijver and Wang datasets, we mirrored the role of both so that we ended up with a total of six experiments, as shown in Table 1.
BCS is an established approach to the treatment of early-stage breast cancer, providing an equivalent outcome with mastectomy while allowing for preservation of the breast.
In effect, the equivalent virologic outcomes at 1 year "diluted" the larger than anticipated positive impact of early ART on clinical outcomes.
We find that both kinase-activating and kinase-impaired CFC mutant alleles promote the equivalent developmental outcome when expressed during early development and that treatment of CFC-zebrafish embryos with inhibitors of the FGF-MAPK pathway can restore normal early development.
Although several computational models posit that the SAT arises from changes in the decision boundary [38], [41], [42], [44], [45], [53], [54], a mathematically equivalent outcome can be obtained from a baseline-shift [42] (see Figure 1).
We find that the trade-off between resolution and sensitivity can be managed by varying gap width, RF frequency, and (in certain cases) buffer gas, with equivalent outcome.
