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This type of specificity might be relevant in preventing virions from infecting non viable cells (5).
As there is increasing evidence that inflammation is contributing significantly to the pathogenesis of intracranial aneurysms, melanocyte-like cells may be relevant in preventing age-related impairment of vessels.
As long-lasting (mitochondrial) oxidative stress is causing deleterious changes in vascular walls [ 14], Dct-expressing cells, therefore, may also be relevant in preventing age-related impairment of vessels such as the formation of aneurysms.
KLK6 is also secreted in an active form extracellularly and degrades extracellular α-syn [ 22]; this may be relevant in preventing the transcellular spread of α-syn that is thought to be important in the propagation of disease [ 23, 24].
Based on previous studies of hip fracture populations and BP use, we stipulated that a 10% increase in BMD in Gruen zones 1 and 7 (which are roughly equivalent to the BMD zones measured in a standard screening setting for osteoporosis) would be relevant in preventing future periprosthetic fractures.
This may be relevant in patients with elastic compression stockings, which are widely used to prevent venous thromboembolism in critically ill patients.
Regardless of this, we think that the results obtained are relevant in terms of clinical intervention to prevent CVD.
Although adequate estimation of surgery time for a specific procedure is frequently mentioned as an important factor, refinement of OR allocations a few months before the day of surgery as well as management decisions on the day of surgery appear to be more relevant in preventing over- or underutilization of operating rooms [7, 16].
We assumed that an increase in BMD of 10% (roughly twice as large as the increase in that study) could be clinically relevant in preventing future periprosthetic fractures in the present trial.
