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Taken together, these data establish that Pb can accumulate in the BCB and validate the role of Cx43 hemichannel in Pb uptake and its regulations through Erk phosphorylation.
Research studies can examine and validate the role of top management by considering contingent factors and other critical issues pertaining to the link between top management support and SSQI implementation success.
The implication of this study is that nurses are encouraged to adopt and adapt this process of group interaction because of its demonstrated credibility to empower and validate the role that nurses have to derive and implement solutions to change their unsatisfactory status quo.
Further studies are needed to better characterize and validate the role of hSulf2 in inhibiting tumor growth and progression in vivo.
Till now, the roles of miR-204 in NSCLC have never been described and this prompted us to identify and validate the role of miR-204 in NSCLC.
In addition, to avoid the off-target effects of Src inhibitors and validate the role of Src on PLLp migration, we also carried out rescue experiments (Fig. 6).
However, there is a need to fully establish and validate the roles played by these and other proposed contributory factors in the pathogenesis of AAV.
Finally, we identified genetic loci contributing to NAFLD in common inbred strains of mice and validated the role of a novel gene, Gde1, at one of the loci.
The ToGA trial is the first positive phase III study of targeted therapy for the treatment of EGCs, and validated the role of trastuzumab chemotherapy combination as a new standard treatment for patients with HER2 positive EGCs.
Hopefully, the review will remind the researchers and clinicians of further characterizing and validating the roles of these DDR pathways in HCC.
Further studies are needed to improve standardization of the site of IVC measurements and to validate the role that IVC assessment plays in the early ultrasound diagnosis of blood loss to avoid systematic bias and consequent errors in clinical and especially critical settings.
