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In activated T lymphocytes, a marked increase in PARP activity occurs to ensure efficient DNA repair and possibly to implement signal transduction [10], [15], [16].
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Above all, this collaboration could be a challenge and opportunity to implement the One Health vision, and possibly act as a model for other emerging zoonotic diseases.
Pros: Easy and cheap to implement.
For some natural hazards damage is limited possibly due to implemented protection measures.
The investment is strategic, in that it will see Telefonica and Mozilla, and possibly Singtel, implement Everything.me into their mobile services.
The safety measure "patient NOT sitting between clinician and door" had the lowest prevalence in the consulting room category, though it might be rather easy to implement and possibly of high significance.
However in order to describe, monitor and possibly implement effective interventions for physical activity it is important to measure activity levels accurately and across multiple domains of physical activity (transportation, leisure-time, occupational and household) within the population studied.
In Seattle, council members appropriated $1.3 million to study and possibly implement the idea.
Substantial improvement measures seem to be considered difficult to implement, possibly because of the traditional fragmentation of responsibilities and the partly conflicting interests of the different stakeholders.
These individuals may need to work with other business functions to determine alternatives to key processes to support affected stakeholders (customers, employees, etc). and possibly implement backup processes (such as manual workarounds) during the crisis.
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