Because of its high prevalence in conjunction with obesity, diabetes, and insulin resistance, NAFLD has been increasingly appreciated as a hepatic manifestation of metabolic syndrome and is the leading cause of death from liver disease in the United States1,2,3.
The iPod, for instance, succeeded not just because of its sleek form, but because, in conjunction with iTunes, it solved so many of the problems of buying and storing music.
The results demonstrate the high performance of the reaction model and recommend its application also in complex 3-D flows, because of its simplicity and numerical robustness even in conjunction with higher order turbulence models.
Epigenetics, most likely because of its relative novelty, was not studied in conjunction with any ecological concepts.
We chose the zebrafish as a model organism for this study because of its ability to recapitulate human disease, in conjunction with its innate capacity for tightly controlled high-throughput experimentation.
The results are less predictable when the curvature-dependent feedrate is used in conjunction with PI control, because of its more "active" response to the excitation arising from the varying path geometry and feedrate.
Brantley claimed that, in its conjunction of the visual and the musical, it offered something "undreamt-of in theatre producers' philosophies".
Finally, our results indicate that Lys(nvoc), because of its high hydrophobicity, can alter the aggregation mechanism and, hence, can be used to control, in conjunction with light, the morphology and structure of peptide fibrils.
Because of its science-education system?
