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In vitro models of the human liver are important for the following: (1) mitigating the risk of drug-induced liver injury to human beings, (2) modeling human liver diseases, (3) elucidating the role of single and combinatorial microenvironmental cues on liver cell function, and (4) enabling cell-based therapies in the clinic.
"We spend £100m mitigating Tory welfare cuts.
With this year's new iPad, Apple is going to switch to 32GB, mitigating a bit the price bump.
However, the inclusion of collisional quenching rate estimations of O2 a1Δg) by C2H4 mitigated the over-prediction.
Shading during panicle development reduced spikelet and branch number but qTSN4 mitigated partly this effect.
The framework revisited in Section 2 mitigates some of these problems.
Tests with N2 against a volatile mixture of C3H8 with C2HF5 showed that N2 mitigated the events.
Thus, prAPL with high affinity for HLA-DRB1*0401 mitigate the response of GAD-reactive human Th17 cells.
We showed that sodium nitrite (NaNO2) mitigates ventilator-induced lung injury via NO dependent mechanisms in rats [2].
NAPman [11] mitigates the single client problem of the PSM and support multiple clients through AP virtualization.
The MDF algorithm [21] mitigates the problem of delay inherent in FLMS [17] by partitioning the adaptive filter into subfilters each of length, with and.
