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Alternatively or additionally to insulin, an enhanced S6k phosphorylation could reflect an increased protein synthesis driven by the increased availability of intracellular amino acids resulting from increased proteolysis as shown in burn patients [38].

The regulatory role of epigenetic modifications is gaining increasing attention, to a large degree driven by the increased availability of high resolution, genome-wide data on such modifications (Barski et al., 2007).

This can be explained by the increased availability of aged RAS binder in these mixes when a recycling agent is used.

Buoyed by the increased availability and popularity of health-related apps such as Apple's HealthKit, fitness apps such as Strava and wearable tracking devices like Fitbit, it said 54% of consumers are interested in monitoring different aspects of their daily activity or wellbeing.

So is the trend toward ordering takeout food in hotel rooms or anywhere else that's convenient, driven by the increased availability of fast delivery services and the ease with which menus can be perused and meals ordered online and on mobile devices.

Betz et al. [13] had reported that the enhancement of HTC on patterned surfaces (hydrophobic and hydrophilic network) can be explained by the increased availability of active nucleation sites.

This trend has been driven by both the increased availability of spatially referenced crime data, and the technological advances of software products which promote the analysis of the spatial clustering of crime, or hot-spot analysis.

This results from the evolution of multiple standards, such as simple object access protocol (SOAP) and Web service description language (WSDL) that are unanimously supported by the software industry, and the increased availability of tools and software platforms, such as J2EE and.Net, that ease the development of Web service applications.

The role of AGEs is highlighted by a prevalence of several rheumatologic conditions in patients with diabetes caused by an excess of AGEs from the increased availability of glucose [ 58].

The overlap between computational and experimental observations has expanded considerably because of long time-scale simulations allowed by advanced, more efficient algorithms and the increased availability of faster and more powerful resources.

The beneficial effects of stronger physique on health have been enhanced by the advance of medical knowledge and the increased availability of medical services.