Cannabis was often tolerated for recreational use and was considered common among young people.
HTS was offered to 33 subjects and was well tolerated for a total use of 336 days out of 364 days of hospital stay.
In addition, the combination of amlodipine/valsartan was well tolerated, providing support for use of this regimen in Hispanic/Latino patients.
While high production costs can be tolerated for microbial SACs used in low-volume applications, they are incompatible with applications that require high volumes of low-priced surfactants, such as enhanced oil recovery (EOR) [ 13, 14].
Therefore, we propose that sustained Aβ lowering of 25% using any method tolerated for a sufficient period of time in patients represents a reasonable minimal objective.
The report also found that "except for the harms associated with smoking, the adverse effects of marijuana use are within the range of effects tolerated for other medications".
Using this procedure, it was established that for subscale 1, no missing data could be tolerated, for subscale 2, one item of missing data could be tolerated and, for the single scale, up to three items of missing data could be tolerated before alpha fell below 0.7.
Postoperatively, the patient used a below-the-knee, non-weight-bearing cast for 6 weeks, then gradually weight bearing was tolerated for another 6 weeks.
Tdap-IPV is effective and well-tolerated for use in the management of tetanus-prone injuries in emergency settings in persons for whom a booster against diphtheria, pertussis and poliomyelitis is also needed.
These initial experiences using FCM suggest that this non-dextran based intravenous iron may be well tolerated and suitable for use in the correction of iron deficiency anemia also in pediatric patients, especially for those with IBD.
These data are consistent with the growing body of evidence that shows s.c. IL-2 to be effective, well tolerated, and suitable for use as an outpatient treatment (Bukowski, 1997).
