1. Developing a partnership Participants reported that developing a partnership with their family physician over time is a key element to promoting their empowerment.
Methylation at the histone H3 lysine 9 (H3K9) residue is considered as a key element of promoting epigenetic silencing by recruiting heterochromatin protein 1 (HP1) in a repressive complex that modulates chromatin structure locally as well as excludes transcription factors [ 5, 6].
Growth factors (GFs) are expressed during different phases of tissue healing and are therefore a key element in promoting tissue regeneration [ 4]; in fact, GFs carried on orthopaedic devices have been reported to enhance osteoblastic activity and favour implant integration [ 5, 6].
We also included the nurses that were not always directly involved in patient care, such as senior charge nurses and professional development nurses at the hospital units, as support from nursing administrators and leaders, is seen as a key element to promote EBP [ 34].
Therefore, we propose that in the transgenic plants, the lower ATP level acts as a key element in the retrograde signaling, promoting a broad increase in the expression of both mitochondrial genes and stress-related genes.
By Kun Li NEW YORK, USA, 26 September 2006 – On the International Day of Peace, religious leaders around the world gathered at UN headquarters to promote a key element for peace-building and development – interfaith dialogue.
Flexibility is liable to be a key element in policy design to promote CA. One area where policies of a more uniform nature might be useful is in the development of social capital and the promotion of the precursor conditions for collective action.
This use is being promoted as a key element of the proposal.
This extra attention to losses compared to gains is close in many ways to the notion of 'loss aversion,' a key element of Prospect Theory that is promoted by behavioral economists to replace the neo-classical 'expected utility' approach to address risky choices.
This finding underscores the strategy of the World Health Organization, which promotes diagnosis as a key element for dementia care [ 6].
Adequately resourced, disaster risk reduction promotes civility, civic mindedness and resilience, and therein lies a key element of its potential to boost understanding and contribute to sustainable peace.
