Construction of mice in which ATF4, or one or more of its immediate effectors, has been elevated or interrupted in specific cell types, or in which ATF4 pathways can be altered at specific postnatal time points, will also help to clarify the potential role played by ATF4 in postponement of disease and debility in aging animals.
Salvia sp. has also been used for a long time in folk medicine as medication against fever, rheumatism, perspiration, sexual debility, and in the treatment of chronic bronchitis, as well as mental and nervous diseases [ 3].
Apart from the humanitarian burden of pain and debility and the public ill-health arising from headache, the financial costs of headache disorders to society through lost productivity are enormous [7] far greater than the health-care expenditure on headache in any country [8].
The treatment of Brucella, a disease which produces abortion in cattle and general debility in man, involved many of their successes.
Setting: Twenty facilities part of the Uniform Data System for Medical Rehabilitation (UDSMR) subacute database Participants: A total of 1976 billing records of patients with stroke, orthopedic, and debility impairments, discharged in 1996 and 1997, were retrieved and linked with the FIM™ instrument ratings from UDSMR subacute database.
But on the smaller stage of Club Diesel in Budapest, Ogre doesn't have to play to the cheap seats, and so is able to act out the debility and degradation in the music.
Beyond these Mr Lake sees more subtle dangers of entanglement and debility.He sees, for the most part, clearly.
Senility includes senescence, asthenia, and debility (WHO 2007), relating to mental infirmity and physical deterioration in the elderly.
The Rudolphs faced increasing pain and debility.
The Chinese knew foot-binding produced suffering and debility.
