Maize produces diterpenoid phytoalexins, termed kauralexins, which are relevant components of maize pathogen disease response [ 63].
Agitation and/or aggressiveness are relevant components of hospital costs but the evidence on expenditure is scarce.
Our results reveal that EFN-mediated interactions are ecologically relevant components of deserts, and that EFN-bearing plants are crucial for the survival of desert ant communities.
In a seasonal desert of northwestern Argentina, we show that biotic interactions between EFN-bearing plants and ants are ecologically relevant components of deserts, and that EFN-bearing plants are crucial for the survival of desert ant communities.
That is, the effect of object novelty in this region reflects the fact that the objects themselves are navigationally relevant components of the wider spatial environment.
Place-based stressors are biologically relevant components of the human environment and can function independently of individual-level stressors to determine health (Diez-Roux 1998; Shenassa 2001).
An emerging concept is that of the Laryngeal Hypersensitivity Syndrome, where a sensory hyperresponsiveness is observed to be a relevant component of the laryngeal dysfunction syndromes [ 1, 3- 10].
Because GRPR signaling has been shown to be a relevant component of the inflammatory response in various experimental models and the excessive release of proinflammatory mediators and cytokines, as well as neutrophil infiltration in the lung, is a central event for the development of LIRI, we hypothesized that the GRPR antagonist, RC-3095, imparts a protective effect on LIRI.
We have previously shown in monocytic cells that ADAM mRNA expression can be regulated by PPAR-gamma agonists [ 6], which is relevant as components of oxidatively modified LDL can be agonists of PPAR-gamma.
Hsiao and Chang (2002) presented optimization required in a broad range of design problems for fixed costs of installing new wells may be a relevant component of cost functions in groundwater planning strategies.
