The observed coherence and synchrony together with these two findings further substantiate the premise that HIV is likely a key factor in the sustenance of TB transmission among the San Francisco homeless.
This study confirms the hypothesis that the dynamics of HIV and TB are significantly intertwined and that HIV is likely a key factor in the sustenance of TB transmission among the San Francisco homeless.
It is assumed that the sustenance expenditures of P. caudatum were greater than those of the endosymbiotic paramecium, i.e. the closing of the components into a biotic cycle leads to a decrease in sustenance expenditures.
Therefore, presence of the Matsuno-Gill response to the La Niña type SST anomalies, in association with the anomalous wave train from the Ural-Siberian region, was a key factor for the sustenance of the TYPE1 cold waves.
It provides employment for about 34% of the Egyptian labor force and plays an important role for the public in sustenance farming.
An exquisitely intricate temporal relationship among these signaling modalities with varied sites of origin is paramount in sustenance of weight control on a daily basis.
The khalif's pre-election prayers, if not the only factor in the victory, were much appreciated.Mr Wade may need further spiritual sustenance in the months ahead.
As a painter, she gives physical form to a vision in which sustenance — and its diesel-driven accouterments — are the stars of the show.
Hence, a key factor is to consider the sustenance and ongoing aggravation of inflammatory responses, and how infectious agents and their molecular products can block or even reverse these pathways.
Water with all its multiple uses plays a pivotal role in the sustenance of rural livelihoods, especially the poor.
Macrophages in the inflamed synovial tissue of rheumatoid arthritis (RA) patients play a central role in the sustenance of synovial inflammation and promotion of tissue destruction [1] [3].
