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In this regard, a study in an acute canine model of ischemia and reperfusion (IR) of the external iliac artery showed that HBO did not induce vasoconstriction in the affected regional vascular bed until oxygen deficit was corrected [ 33].

The development of neurodegeneration and cognitive deficits was corrected by injections of COG112 or COG133, novel mimetics of apolipoprotein-E (apoE) with neuroprotective activities.

Both of these deficits are corrected following restoration of NE biosynthesis, suggesting that they are the result of the NE deficiency, as opposed to developmental changes in the underlying neural circuitry of reward and aversion.

That it was corrected by low doses of tubulin-binding drugs suggests that the primary mechanism for the trafficking deficit is a deficit in the stabilised microtubule network.

"It cannot be ensured that the excessive deficit will be corrected by 2013".

This deficit can be corrected by: (a) Having two double-D breast implants inserted above your jawbone.

But Beijing has indicated that it will not be rushed into changing its exchange rate, especially if pressured by America.In any case, the current-account deficit cannot be corrected by a fall in the dollar alone: domestic saving also needs to rise.

This deficit can be corrected by rigid editorship and the cognizance of authors.

Selecting a time point at which there is profound memory loss for each model, we then demonstrated that this deficit can be corrected by digestion of PNNs with ChABC, and that electrophysiological measures of synaptic transmission can be restored.

Finally, using tissues collected pre and post biologic treatment, we also demonstrated that this deficit can be corrected in vivo in a controlled joint milieu (but so far not in vitro) – raising the hope that one day cell-based therapies for cartilage repair will be available.

"Reform efforts must be stepped up to credibly produce the required outcomes within the new deadlines and excessive deficits must be corrected".