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Since mature endothelial cells within the cardiovasculature are continuously exposed to concurrent shear and tensile forces, it has been suggested that application of such mechanical stimuli may enhance differentiation of mesenchymal stem cells toward functional endothelial phenotype (Maul et al. 2011).
Antibiotic-producing gram-positive Enterococcus spp. occur in the preen gland of hoopoes Upupa epops [7] and red-billed woodhoopoes Phoeniculus purpureus [8], and it has been suggested that application of oil containing these bacteria to eggs may help defend them against pathogens [7].
However, it has been suggested that application of PEEPe below the level of PEEPi in patients with EFL does not increase hyperinflation [ 24].
It has been suggested that application of external positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP) matching abdominal pressure could improve ventilatory performance during ALI and IAH [ 1].
It is suggested that application of this unique model should significantly advance knowledge of how acquired immunity to malaria develops and is highly relevant to the pathogenesis of malaria in human pregnancy and the design of antimalarial vaccines for use in children.
It was suggested that application of ΑΙΒ and BAIB effectively delayed pericarp browning, inhibited deterioration, and thus maintained the commercial value of longan fruit after harvest.
Thus, whatever be the role of copper in cataractogenesis, it is suggested that application of 3% KCD eye drops twice a day may prevent naphthalene-induced cataract in rats.
Lastly, another application is suggested that makes it possible to select the connections to be built first within a restricted area, based on a cost-per-energy-like approach.
It has been suggested that the application of controlled ventilation immediately after induction to anesthesia is more likely to maintain PaO2 during anesthesia but controlled ventilation may decrease Q and thus DO2 [ 2, 21].
Although it has been suggested that early application of RRT in patients with severe sepsis, irrespective of the presence of renal failure, might be beneficial (for example, by modifying the plasma concentrations of inflammatory mediators [ 18]), early 'classic dose' continuous veno-venous hemofiltration (CVVH) did not limit further organ damage and even prolonged the need for organ support [ 19].
bCalculated as the percentage of participants in the treatment arm treated with a specified initial modality of renal replacement therapy (RRT) and the number of switches in treatment modality., It has been suggested that the application of continuous and intermittent therapies in the same protocol precludes a valid interpretation of the ATN Study results.
