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Thus, it appears that maternal glycemic control during hyperglycemic pregnancies is an old and safe strategy to assure maintenance of genomic integrity.

The autophagic pathway is integrated in a complex feedback network on multiple levels to assure substrate availability and to assure maintenance of energetic state so that metabolic stress may be overcome and viability maintained (Fig. 4).

Only extensive reserves can guarantee the development of normal disturbance cycles and assure maintenance of the large vertebrate populations needed to guarantee the sustainability of a whole range of landscapes and the distribution of plant species.

Design and implementation of an environmental monitoring program is vital to assure the maintenance of acceptable quality conditions in a pharmaceutical manufacturing unit of human mesenchymal stem cells.

Protected areas are critical for conservation of the world's biodiversity; however, parks isolated from their surroundings will not assure the maintenance of biodiversity and ecosystem integrity.

But after Congress rejected that plan, he countered with a five-year proposal that he said was necessary to assure "the maintenance, strengthening and use of arms" by the military, but which met with the same fate.

In August 1791, however, he joined with the Prussians in issuing the Declaration of Pillnitz, appealing to the European sovereigns to use force to assure the maintenance of monarchical government in France.

All humanity, not merely Israel, is engaged in a covenant relationship with God, which was spelled out in explicit precepts variously enumerated as 6, 7, or even 10 and occasionally as many as 30 that reflect general humanitarian behaviour and are intended to assure the maintenance of the natural order by the establishment of a proper human society.

This may assure the maintenance of local brain blood flow within normal limits as the cerebral circulation requires high and constant flow.

Implantation of viable chondrocytes can assure prolonged maintenance of the extracellular matrix and integrity of the articular cartilage after transplantation.

The team leader assures maintenance of an appropriate balance between command authority and team member participation.