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Conclusions: The ability for QLF to detect and longitudinally monitor in vitro erosion has been shown.

Conclusions: The ability of glibenclamide to stimulate secretion in CFTR-defective mice makes sulfonylureas a model class of compounds to design drugs useful in the treatment of cystic fibrosis with liver impairment and possibly of other cholestatic diseases.

Conclusions The ability to predict pre-eclampsia in healthy nulliparous women using clinical phenotype is modest and requires external validation in other populations.

In conclusion, the ability of weathered micaceous minerals to retain RCs was largely reduced by two different mechanisms: OM coverage on the mineral surface (esp. at surface) and Al(OH x interlayering (esp. at subsurface soil layers).

In conclusion, the ability of recombinant S. cerevisiae to ferment PASC was improved by engineering the organism to co-express genes encoding cell surface-displayed cellulases and the cellodextrin transporter gene.

In conclusion, the ability of berberine to protect diabetic rats against cardiac arrhythmias makes it possible to be a prospective therapeutic agent in clinical management of cardiac disease secondary to diabetes.

Conclusion: The ability to contract the levator ani does not appear to be related to the ability to activate motor unit action potentials in the urethral sphincter, which suggests that the function of the levator ani in maintaining urinary continence is independent from the role of the urethral sphincter.

In conclusion, the ability to manipulate the expression of receptors in a site-specific manner can be a powerful tool.

In conclusion, the ability of L. brevis and S. thermophilus to promote apoptosis may compensate the deficient cell death and thus contribute to re-establish mucosal immune homeostasis and decrease inflammation in IBD-involved intestine.

In conclusion, the ability of the vaccine, Ag85B-TB10.4/IC31®, to induce protection against M.tb correlated with the quantity and quality of the T cell response induced, and in particular with the proportion of polyfunctional T cells that co-express all three cytokines, which was highest when the lowest antigen dose was used.

In conclusion, the ability of barnase and scFv 4D5-dibarnase to induce membrane blebbing, the appearance of phosphatidylserine on the outer leaflet of the plasma membrane, internucleosomal chromatin fragmentation, and the activation of caspase-3 support the notion that these proteins trigger apoptotic cell death.