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She also said she thought there were six men in the trials field capable of competing for a medal in Beijing.

Increasing power and increasing PLI (decreasing jitter between trials) are capable of increasing the amplitude of an ERP component.

Such a PROM should be suitable for use in large-scale trials and capable of measuring outcomes over various time periods.

The drug Myrcludex-B, a lipopeptide based on the sequence of the preS1 domain of the HBV envelope protein, currently in clinical trials, is capable of stopping de novo viral infections [ 32].

Further support for the dose regimen recommended here comes from pharmacokinetic modeling techniques, which have shown that the dose regimen for rFVIIa treatment used in these randomized trials is capable of providing adequate plasma levels of drug to support hemostasis [ 33].

But Mr. Stavis also wondered about whether a conventional trial was capable of addressing the charges in the case.

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Only 4 of the 12 sera (33%) from the HVTN 203 trial were capable of neutralizing SS1196 at a 1∶10 dilution but 8 of the 12 sera (67%) from the HVTN 041 trial were capable of neutralizing this virus.

However, 10 of the 21 sera (48%) from the DP6-001 trial were capable of neutralizing SC422661.8 at a 1∶10 dilution.

In contrast, 18 of the 21 sera (86%) from the DP6-001 trial were capable of neutralizing SS1196.

None of the sera from the HVTN 203 trial were capable of reaching 50% neutralization at the lowest dilution tested (1∶10).