No participant in the study developed resistance to tenofovir.
Dr. Schmitz noted that not every woman is a candidate, and that a few women in the study developed swelling almost immediately after exerting the arm.
The first subject in the study developed a cough and shortness of breath after receiving hexamethonium via a nebulizer, or compressor-driven spray, through a standard mouthpiece.
CM, TO, and KI designed the study, developed the methodology, and performed the analysis.
For instance, my interest in the study developed whilst working with children affected by PEV.
The study developed a structured questionnaire after an extensive literature review on entrepreneurial orientation.
The study developed and evaluated a methodological framework for conducting joint assessments with pastoralist range scouts.
An FHI statistician not otherwise involved with the study developed the allocation sequence.
All pancreatic sufficient patients at the time of the study developed pancreatic insufficiency at a later stage.
WK designed the study, developed the analytical approach.
ND coordinated the study, developed algorithms, and drafted the manuscript.
