Both Prxs and GPxs can function as buffers that limit H2O2 induced oxidative stress, but can also function in concomitant roles as part of signalling pathways that utilise ROS and lead to the modulation of metabolic and biosynthetic mitochondrial processes [32,33].
In the concomitant tasks reconfiguration, part of the skills accumulated by experienced workers may become obsolete while others remain valid and valuable for the organisation.
The pure ground glass (GGNs) and part-solid nodules or part-solid GGNs are constituted of a non-solid part and a concomitant solid and non-solid part, respectively.
The worst travails of violence, wildfires, extreme heat, and severe drought can be found here, yet in many such moments there is a concomitant experience of being part of a larger whole.
Data of concomitant corticosteroids used as part of the protocol for the CTX cycle were also collected.
In Part B, concomitant measurements were acquired on the ipsilateral brain and the contralateral scalp during normocapnia and hypocapnia in two animals.
Patients with mild persistent asthma and allergic rhinitis, who were taking an ICS either alone or in combination with a LABA, started concomitant MON treatment as part of their routine care.
The acceptor stem has a number of compensatory mutations occurring at every position except for the 3rd position (Fig. 2) (or they can be explained by the 5' acceptor stem shift at the n+1 position with the concomitant shift of its 3' part to the n-1 position in D. pteronyssinus).
The additional supplementation was either due to the calcium already being present as part of the intervention product or as a deliberate concomitant use of calcium as part of the study design.
In particular, it is clear that participating as part of the Chinese delegation was politically unacceptable and there was thus a concomitant desire, particularly on the part of the DPP, to link observer status with full membership in WHO and ultimately the international community as a whole.
