Reviews of several clinical studies support that probiotics may represent a capable preventive and therapeutic strategy for allergic and chronic inflammatory diseases [24], [27].
Networks-on-Chip (NoCs) represent a capable solution to complex networks.
Thus, Lm-exposed monocytes exhibit distinct characteristics of both TipDC like precursors and inflammatory monocytes and may represent a unique subset capable of both enhancing and abrogating different components of Lm-specific responses.
Are these youth, in your opinion, harmless and naïve philosophy students, or do they represent a movement capable of taking power from the Communists or launching wars like those neocons in the Bush Administration?
In conclusion, 15a, 20a, and 23a represent a new chemotype capable of potent ALK inhibition.
Imagining that they don't represent a force capable of affecting China's future is a misreading of Chinese history, in which small groups of motivated thinkers and doers have produced extraordinary impacts.
"Our subs represent a supremely capable response to nuclear attack, more than what would be required for any purpose," Young says.
The proposed model and corresponding dynamic-stiffness matrix and load vector represent a general solution capable to solve, just by using a single segment per element, the static, dynamic and stability analyses of any elastic framed structure made of prismatic beam-columns with semi-rigid connections resting on two-parameter elastic foundations.
In this scenario, our paper intends to verify whether using products of local origin in restaurants can represent an element capable of influencing consumer preferences positively.
These strains represent genomes that are capable of living and reproducing in the environment, and so represent a particularly interesting kind of genetic variation.
In this model, oncogenic signalling flowed through Pdk1 and Akt without cross-activation of Kras, showing that the PI3K-Pdk1 axis represents a pathway capable of inducing cell plasticity, ADM, PanIN and PDAC formation (Eser et al, 2013).
