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49 The protocol of this study has been assessed and approved by the Research Ethics Committee of the Peninsula College of Medicine and Dentistry, Universities of Exeter and Plymouth (approval number: Jun12/CA/159).
The isoallergen reactivity profile of one recombinant human IgE (clone 5) included in this study has been assessed in the past 25, and it was shown to bind only the Phl p 5.0101 isoallergen.
The ethical validity of this study has been assessed and approved by the Andalusian Regional Committee for Clinical Trials, following approval by the Research Committee corresponding to each of the participating centres.
The O/D matrixes for this case study have been assessed from data collected on the field by TCB [14].
†Number of patients with analyzable data at end of treatment; * P = 0.038; Overall FF 200 μg vs placebo The ethnic sensitivity of the novel OD treatment FF/VI in East Asian asthma patients included in Phase IIb and Phase III clinical studies has been assessed in this analysis.
Many recent nodal analysis studies have been assessing reliability issues using DR programs to boost system performance on all nodes.
The aim of this study has been to assess the efficacy and safety of dual blockade of RAS in this group of patients.
The main aim of this study has been to assess the variability of groundwater parameters to develop water quality of Tirupati area and its suitability for domestic and irrigation purpose.
Given the important implications of recombination for RNA virus evolution, our aim in this study has been to assess the existence and eventually the frequency of intragenic recombination on HCV.
The aim of this study has been to assess the expression of GSH and the enzymes GSTpi and GSH-Px by immunohistochemistry in mammary tumors and to infer their prognostic value.
Moreover, in this study, disc height has been assessed quantitatively and treated as a continuous variable, providing a more sensitive assessment than previous methods that have employed qualitative descriptors such as 'normal to slightly decreased' intervertebral disc height as a measure of disc degeneration [ 20].
