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On the basis of these observations, taken together with dissolution and pharmacokinetic behaviors, CSD strategy would be efficacious to enhance bioavailability of curcumin with high photochemical stability.

However, whether fluid administration in fluid responders and high SvO2 would be efficacious to reduce tissue dysoxia in the most injured tissues is still uncertain.

We therefore conclude that in the present setting conjugate vaccines would be efficacious enough to eliminate carriage of at least most vaccine serotypes.

Handwashing has been efficacious in preventing influenza [ 16, 17] and SARS [ 9] and the vast majority of the respondents (94%) believed that it would be efficacious in preventing human-to-human avian influenza.

To overcome this limitation, it was hypothesized that an α1a/1d subtype-selective antagonist would be efficacious while keeping side effects to a minimum.

A nisin pretreatment group, where nisin administration (200 mg/kg per day) was started 3 weeks before tumor cell injections and continued for 3 weeks thereafter, was used to examine whether preloading with nisin would be efficacious.

In addition, MSC has been shown to possess immunomodulatory capabilities [ 53, 54], so it would be efficacious in the glomerulopathy treatment.

Our current work supports that phage can extravasate to extracellular matrix and epithelial cells, determining upfront the peptides that would be efficacious systemic tumor-targeting agents.

Moreover, it puts into question whether additional administration of MSC proposed as treatment to reduce the autoimmune response [ 30] is required and would be efficacious.

As patients with Crohn's disease have a functional insensitivity to GH, the present study examined the possibility that rhIGF-1 would be efficacious in improving IGF-1 concentrations, as it does in children with GHIS.

Peptides alone, with or without targeting signals conjugated to them, will rarely pass the blood brain barrier, and not in any concentration that would be efficacious (Carman et al., 2011).