However, the multi-step in vitro production of TEVGs requires extensive ex vivo cell-manipulations with unknown effects on functionality and quality of TEVGs due to an accelerated biological age of the cells.
Without intervention, anemia can lead to significant symptoms like fatigue, breathlessness, difficulty in concentration and other effects on functionality and quality of life therefore treatment of anemia in HIV should be aimed at correcting the underlying cause [ 16].
Unlike empirical studies, process models aim at explaining the scaling within tree architecture as a function of biological, physical or mechanical factors and at modelling their effect on functionality and growth of different parts of an individual tree.
This is the first study in which the glycosylation profiles of the three enzymes are compared, using the same methodology and the effect on functionality and cellular uptake is evaluated.
This study focuses on the effects of functionality and concentration of the compatibilizer on the rheological, morphological, and mechanical properties of these blends.
To prove this hypothesis, we investigated the effects of HSP90 blockade on functionality and expression of EGFR in cancer cells.
To evaluate warming effects on functionality (MF), we applied a power law function MF = cOR α, where MF is functional redundancy, OR is orthologue number as a function of rarefied OTUs richness, α is a functional redundancy index with lower values indicating larger functional redundancy (Wilhelm et al. 2015).
Interventions including a follow-up program after hospital discharge increase the chance of maintaining positive effects on functionality for longer periods of time.
Unfortunately, the effects of IL-1β receptor fragmentation on functionality and on virulence of MPXV is not known (11 ).
The studies assessed the effect of key HIMs (Table 3) on functionality and we refer the reader to each of the corresponding papers for detailed information on the methodologies adopted for the experiments including different approaches used to measure HIMs.
27 Therefore, some dyads or triads may be particularly costly for the health system, harder for patients to manage by themselves, less amenable to a single disease approach to care (eg, telemonitoring for heart failure), and may have a stronger effect on functionality, severity of symptoms and risk of death.
