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Suranand Vejjajiva, a TRT spokesman, says Mr Thaksin also plans to complete some unfinished business from his first term, by pursuing education reform and further stimulating the economy.

Most importantly, it would extend unemployment insurance for another three months, directing benefiting 12 million Americans and further stimulating the economy.

Retrospective case reports followed, almost invariably describing remarkable results and further stimulating unlicensed use of rFVIIa [ 11].

Meanwhile, COX-2 produced by breast cancer cells and osteoblasts increases the localized PGE2 concentration, which can directly bind to osteoblasts, promoting RANKL expression and further stimulating osteoclast differentiation.

To maximize the profit, companies are interested in which type of offers can provide an impact on consumers' behavior more and further stimulate them more to borrow money.

It could be argued that G-APD-based detector designs, originally developed for PET/MRI, may eventually replace the PMT-based detectors in PET/CT systems and further stimulate the search for a common detector for both CT and PET [35].

With the worldwide increase in the number of procedures, especially in younger, more active patients with greater expectations and desire for greater range of motion, and further stimulated by social and cultural activities in Middle Eastern and Asian populations, high-flexion total knee implants were designed.

Overall our findings may suggest that local antibody production and cell mediated immunity, activated by vaccination with LPS+rPorB and further stimulated by LVS challenge, triggered the formation of BALT in an attempt to clear bacterial infection in the lung.

Osteoclast precursors were pretreated with AS extract and further stimulated with RANKL at various time points.

Expression of mRNAs for SLC1A5, SLC2A1, SLC5A11, and SLC7A1 in endometria is induced by P4 and further stimulated by IFNT.

Excessive ROS production can damage the respiratory chain and further stimulate ROS, forming a vicious cycle resulting in cell death.