This finding suggests that even susceptible genotypes have a systemic and broad host defense response mechanism that responds to X. fastidiosa infection, it does not prevent PD and must be augmented to achieve the resistance observed in 9621-67.
However, our data suggest that there is room for revision of the regulations in many states which could in turn augment efforts to prevent Salmonella spp. transmission from reptiles and amphibians.
She recently had her breasts augmented to a 34-C.
Moreover they might also be employed in the context of peritoneal dialysis to prevent augmented peritoneum vascularization in patients continuously exposed to peritoneal dialysis fluids (PDFs).
Over time, it probably ends up augmenting what it seeks to prevent, if what it seeks to prevent is terror.
In the case of the heart, the possibility of replacing dysfunctional myocardium with de novo tissue offers a curative approach to augment traditional management strategies to prevent disease progression toward heart failure.
To survive at higher cell densities than the control, cMycCHO must be able to augment its internal machinery to prevent apoptosis occurring while growth takes place beyond the control cell line.
They demonstrated a reduction in extubation failure rate [relative risk (RR) 0.39; 95% confidence interval (CI) 0.16, 0.97)] with the use of synchronized NIPPV (data from 3 trials with N = 159) and concluded that it may potentially be a way of augmenting NCPAP when used to prevent extubation failure.
Although marine PUFAs have been shown to have considerable potential to prevent and augment the treatment of cancer and complications such as cachexia, there are still a number of limitations associated with their use in cancer patients.
For example, in vitro alkylation of the three cysteines in the cytosolic yeast Hsp70 Ssa1 triggers a loss of ATPase activity and augments the capacity of Ssa1 to prevent aggregation of denatured luciferase (Liu et al., 1996; Hermawan and Chirico, 1999).
