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Antibiotics known to target the apicoplast ribosome, such as the macrolide azithromycin, demonstrate a delayed-death effect, whereby treated parasites die in the second generation of drug exposure, and therefore have slow clinical onset (Dahl and Rosenthal, 2007 ; Goodman et al., 2007 ).

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This represents a perspective for a sort of new biofertilizer designed for a sustainable agriculture, whereby plants treated with HS become more susceptible to interact with bioinoculants, while HS may concomitantly modify the structure/activity of the microbial community in the rhizosphere compartment.

A 'Hawthorne effect' often occurs in COPD trials whereby patients treated with placebo improve by participating in a clinical study [ 27], particularly in countries where healthcare is not free or easily accessible.

There is some promising data from a trial of GLP-1 analogues in patients following successful coronary intervention for acute MI whereby the treated group demonstrated a significantly greater improvement in LVEF (29±2% compared with 39±2%, P<0.01) with concomitant improvements in global and regional wall motion [ 186].

We used ordinary least squares (OLS) regression with the confounders previously described controlled for, but because OLS estimates may be subject to residual confounding by other, unobserved factors that are correlated with both growth and the outcomes (24– 26), we also used an IV approach, whereby we treated HAZ (or stunting) as endogenous.

Self-treatment is an action whereby patients treat themselves using medicines available at home, purchased from drug sellers without any medical examination, or taken following the advice given by any person without formal medical background [ 17].

This, she argues, is because countries favour an Aristotelian notion of equality whereby likes are treated as alike and unlikes unalike.

The supervenient perspective was the one just introduced, whereby context is treated as a higher stratum of meaning; the circumvenient one would alternatively see language as embedded in social context, where social context is interpreted as extra-linguistic.

"This initiative should be viewed as a genuine and sincere attempt to create the conditions in which a conflict free environment can flourish whereby all are treated with respect and dignity is guaranteed," the statement added.

This may be simply the result of an increase in alertness under noisy conditions or evidence of a cognitive bias arising from noise-induced anxiety (whereby the fish treated the hand as a negative stimulus [50]).

To evaluate if EAST might associate with an 'elusive' structure termed the nuclear matrix, salivary glands expressing EAST-GFP were subjected to the first step of the Nuclear Matrix extraction protocol whereby cells are treated with detergent buffer.

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