A nerve graft made of bioresorbable materials is thus a promising alternative for promoting successful nerve regeneration.
One widely studied non-pharmaceutical alternative for promoting postmenopausal bone health is isoflavones; among commonly consumed foods, they are found in physiologically relevant amounts only in the soybean and soyfoods.
This study presents an alternative method for promoting the formation of vascular structures, via covalent immobilization of angiogenic growth factors that are more stable than soluble ones and have a localized effect.
Thus, this method, the soft option of hydrothermal treatment may be regarded as an alternative to calcinations for promoting the crystallization.
Recently, the stromal vascular fraction from adipose tissue (SVF) was described as an alternative to TBM for promoting new bone formation.
Altogether, the combination of our genetic and pharmacological approaches indicates that in vitro there is a remarkable plasticity in the signalling requirements for MNs survival, which can be achieved equally efficiently by alternative pathways permissive for promoting survival.
Violation of children's rights in detention In addition to the international legal provisions directly in support of diversion and alternatives, it should also be acknowledged that one the main reasons for promoting alternatives in the first place is that it is very difficult to respect children's rights whilst in detention.
He said his plan for promoting alternative energy sources would cut American dependence on oil from the Middle East and create 500,000 jobs, "something that is right for our economy, right for our environment and right for our national security".
Alongside this redress is the potential for promoting alternative pathways into further education and/or employment.
"Unlike self-esteem, self-acceptance is inherently unconditional and therefore may better buffer individuals' self-worth against inevitable failures and hence serve as a less volatile alternative to self-esteem for promoting well-being," the researchers wrote in the study.
