However, the skin at sites of tissue breakdown may be a portal of entry (4 ).
Our data therefore suggest that accelerated muscle protein breakdown may be a major contributor to the age-associated loss of muscle mass in older women.
Maintaining protein homeostasis (i.e., proteostasis) through coordination of mRNA translation, protein synthesis, protein folding, and protein breakdown may be a key component of slowed, or healthy aging (Orgel, 1963; Treaster et al., 2013; Miller et al., 2014).
Such a breakdown may be "an occasion for aggression, but it may also be an occasion for creativity and growth.
Such a breakdown may be misleading, however, since there is no certainty that eventual placement of the bonds will be made in the countries of the concerns or persons buying them last week.
The breakdown may be partly due to the absence of a new American ambassador to the U.N.
A final explanatory multivariable model was not derived, since this was a cross-sectional study and it is not possible to establish causality, and many factors, such as marital breakdown, may be both possible determinants of, and sequel to, reported SMD.
Our fragmentation results may be applicable to charcoal assemblages that have undergone quite different transportation processes, such as aeolian transport, mass movement of dry material, or a combination of processes, as the morphology of particles after breakdown may be determined primarily by internal structure.
Various processes such as thermoelastic stresses, surface evaporation, and optical breakdown may be responsible for surface acceleration components and particle removal.
And given the vigour of domestic violence in Brazil's poor families, he might well be right.Things can be made betterThough family breakdown may be hard or impossible to prevent, something can be done to help its victims.
This breakdown may be caused by any one or more of several factors, which include mechanical damage, overheating, voltage surges, ingress of a conducting medium, ionization of air, deterioration of the insulating media due to an unfriendly environment, old age, or misuse of equipment.
