One possible explanation is a tight control of MBP levels despite a significant decrease in oligodendrocyte precursor cells.
One main advantage of VR and AR training systems over the classical mirror or imagery approach is a tight control over what patients actually do during training.
For its part, The Nation insisted that "the most practical memorial to Dr. King — and to Kennedy — would be a tight gun control bill, passed immediately".
Since many of the effects of IL-6 are mediated through activation of protein phosphorylation cascades, this implies that Twist expression must be under a tight control at the post-translational level in order to respond in a timely manner to external stimuli.
At the same time, the company is keeping a tight control on costs to ensure the high contribution margin of extra sales falls through to the bottom line, allowing further investment in price.
But Colonel López, unlike the commander of the Dominican army, is maintaining a tight control over the mainly civilian cabinet by keeping the top position, as "head of government," for himself.One of Sr Juan Bosch's fatal mistakes, whether because of lack of time or faulty judgment, was to fail to create his own instruments of power to confront the armed forces with.
Since 2006 the Bolivian government have nationalized oil and gas projects and is keeping a tight control over mining its lithium reserves.
Effector T cell functions are under a tight control of a specialized T cell subset, regulatory T cells (Treg).
This signal can be used for a tight control of the granulation process and leads to a low batch to batch variability in the final granule size distribution.
If the platelet count is <60 x 10/L in the early phase of infection, acute renal failure with serum creatinine >620 µmol/L is impending, and a tight control of clinical and laboratory parameters, including hospitalization, is mandatory.
