Nevertheless, simultaneous cognitive physical DT exercise appears to be promising in complementing multicomponent physical exercise interventions to further enhance DT walking and prevent falls in the elderly persons.
Thus, CGR appears to be a suitable indicator complementing RGR, NAR and SLA estimates to decide on species suitability for afforestation.
AHI appears to be a better complement to solar PV, and scenarios that favor the use of solar PV (low PV prices, low discount rates, and high diesel prices) tend to improve the LCOE advantage of AHI.
Although further assessment of its performance is required, the WSRT procedure appears to be a useful complement for mapping directly age-adjusted state cancer rates by county.
Mimulus has lost three introns cox2-i3733, nad7-i676, and rpl2-i917) compared with Vitis, which has retained what appears to be the full complement of 25 introns present in the angiosperm common ancestor.
Deserving of special mention is the billowing Hershey-brown dress with puffball sleeves which, when not sliding off the shoulder, is complemented by what appears to be a cat blanket in old-lady blue, slung daringly around the neck.
This inability to complement appears to be predominantly attributable to an inability of human HSF1 to form a homotrimer in yeast, an essential part of the activation process.
In fact, no other ovarian cancer serum marker appears to be able to replace or complement CA 125, which highlights the need to find a novel marker for this disease.
The uniqueness of the Waddlia cell wall, combined with what appears to be a family specific complement of proteins well established within the Chlamydiaceae to be both highly immunogenic and surface exposed in both the EB and RB forms, raises the exciting prospect that we have identified here prime candidates for serological testing and vaccine development.
The only similarity to complement appears to be that the same strategy, a 'chemical harpoon', has evolved independently in bacteria and complement-related proteins for the purpose of irreversible binding.
