Emissions of post-composting with active aeration (e.g., actively ventilated tunnel or container systems) were measured by using encapsulated areas with air extraction.
Patients will be excluded if they have active unstable, untreated psychiatric illness precluding participation in the study (e.g., actively suicidal or homicidal or actively psychotic).
Structural analysis of snapshots in all US windows implies that three acidic residues, Glu704, Asp375 (D) and Glu701 (E), are actively involved in coordination with the Na+ ion permeating along the path (as defined by carboxylate-ion distance <3.1 Å (Carnevale et al., 2011)).
Individuals were excluded if they (a) had a pending pain-related VA or Social Security disability claim; (b) did not speak English; (c) had moderately severe cognitive impairment; (d) had schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, or other psychosis; (e) were actively suicidal; (f) had current illicit drug use; or (g) had an anticipated life expectancy of less than 12 months.
Since the doubling time of HUVECs is slow (24 h), these results suggest that HLA-E is actively up-regulated in primary macrovascular ECs.
E-cadherin actively regulates cell functions by interfering with intracellular signaling circuits.
Presumably, if organisations score well on ORACLe, then policymakers should hold more positive attitudes to research use, exhibit greater engagement with research (e.g. actively searching for and appraising research), participate in more active collaborations with researchers, and show greater use of research in policymaking.
α-Tocopherol is the form of vitamin E that is actively maintained in the human body and also the major form in blood and tissues.
Active ageing was often portrayed dynamically here (e.g. actively maintaining health); QoL and successful ageing have been portrayed by older people more as 'states of being' [ 13, 16, 17].
Unfortunately, this is already very complicated on lower scales as shown in Section 2.1 and additional complexity comes with the cytoskeleton's ability to respond actively (e.g. through molecular motors).
