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PHB levels are decreasing after this time, due to utilisation of PHB as a carbon source in the metabolism (Figure 1c).
Integrating parkour-style activities into practice could develop/maintain athleticism and promote skill transfer in an enjoyable environment in team sport athletes due to utilisation of performance-enhancing affordances and adaptive, functional, goal-directed movements.
This could be due to utilisation of a range of DH populations derived from genetically diverse parental lines used in order to map the DArT clones across the B. napus genome.
Data-intensive applications will thereby get an additional improvement of performance due to better utilisation of fast memory and less shuffling of data between the GPU and the host computer.
The decline in the utilisation of pantoprazole from 2010 onwards was due to falling utilisation of generic injectable pantoprazole.
The BLMM approach resulted in models with high predictive power and low prediction variance, likely due to the utilisation of the correlation of pH values at co-located sites through time.
This could be due to the utilisation of random subsampling of a 1% sample.
Overall, patients were considered to be well informed due to their utilisation of countless other sources of information such as print media and TV.
Progress in palliative care for lung cancer has been slow; however, advances have been made due to better utilisation of drugs (i.e. timing, duration of treatment), choice of drugs for first-line therapy and subsequent regimens, and optimal combination and timing with radiation therapy (Spiro and Porter, 2002).
A large number of women from a variety of countries in different regions of the world were reached due to the utilisation of a web-based questionnaire posted on various pregnancy-related websites.
The results of our study could be merely due to the utilisation of a transcriptomic rather than a proteomic approach suggesting regulation of HSPB1 may be post-translational rather than at the level of transcription.
