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Medical knowledge about ageing processes and functional decline originates mostly from studies in hospitals and nursing homes.

The attribution study suggested a 74% decline in cases originating from poultry sources in 2008 compared with the baseline for 2005 2006.

We prove that this functional decline was originated from a deficient mobilization of autophagosomes from their site of formation toward lysosomes due to disruption in microtubule-dependent trafficking.

The team used "fingerprints" of the ozone changes with season and altitude to attribute the ozone's recovery to the continuing decline of atmospheric chlorine originating from chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs).

Similar experiences were made in Iceland where the number of campylobacteriosis cases declined after freezing of meat originating from Campylobacter-infected broiler flocks [ 43].

Mr Damisch expects Swiss assets originating from Europe to decline by up to a third in coming years as undeclared money is "regularised" (American assets are already negligible).

He said there had been a decline in standards in British television originating from the Thatcher government's decision, enshrined in the 1990 broadcasting act, to hold auctions for ITV's regional licences rather than award them on merit.

Most of the evidence for a decline in empathy originates from studies developed in medical schools in the USA [ 8- 10].

PCS, an endproduct of protein metabolism originating from intestinal tract, is accumulated as renal function declines [ 19].

The plasma concentrations of total Pt originating from CDDP exhibited decreasing rapidly within the first 2 h and then declined slowly with a long terminal phase (Fig.  4b).

For me the epitome of the decline of the peasant culture at the turn of the 1970s and 1980s was bebok, a demon most likely originating from the Slavic mythology, in some other villages called babok or blandurek.