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In doing so, it also highlights the need for a standardised synthetic defined medium to replace yeast-based diets to study the details of how lifespan varies with food composition.
In picking Mr. Guttenberg as defense minister, she named a Bavarian conservative who initially made a reputation for political directness as an outspoken Atlanticist, and could create a more sharply defined German security policy to replace the skittishness on defense of four years of Christian Democrat and Social Democrat coalition government.
In a recent study, DC dysfunction in patients on continuous RRT was defined by the necessity to replace the DC because of an inability to attain an adequate Q B through the DC [11].
In the initial American NIH Nanomedicine Roadmap Initiative disease is sometimes referred to as 'a broken part of a cell', and a long-term goal for nanomedicine is partly defined as being able to replace such a broken part 'with a miniature biological machine' (Tibbals [2011], 52).
In a recent study, DC dysfunction in patients on continuous RRT was defined by the necessity to replace the DC because of an inability to attain an adequate QB through the DC [ 11].
Furthermore, investigation of prenatal factors that can negatively affect kidney development is of particular merit: the mammalian kidney has acquired its full complement of nephrons at, or shortly after, birth (39, 40), a limited capacity for repair after injury (41), and no clearly defined stem cell niche to replace lost functional units such as glomeruli (42).
But there was no single standard, prompting the ASA to step in and define a new standard to replace ITA2 and address its deficiencies.
It is worth noting that SCS, as a new prognostic determinant, appeared as efficient as stage grouping in defining outcome and seems to replace the CCI most likely as a result of redundancy of the prognostic information.
He cites important new legislation in the works that will allow Japanese companies to replace traditional defined benefit pension plans for their workers with defined contribution individual retirement plans (kakutei kyoshutsu similar to the U.S.'s 401(k) plans.
