There are two very significant points about mitochondria here that do not apply to all endosymbionts--first, they produce ATP for the host cell; and second, the process of endosymbiotic gene loss ultimately cost their independence as cells, and enabled their specialisation as organelles.
General Practitioners could well play an important role in assisting their patients to recognise their risk profile and their capabilities and in encouraging them to adopt strategies, such as using a personal alarm, that will enable them to optimise their independence.
But even a modest roundabout supply is a lot better than nothing.In another respect, however, the Kurds should get their own way over oil, which could enable economic independence.
Regarded as one solution to the problem of how to enable older people to retain their independence, extra-care housing, where each resident has their own self-contained dwelling and access to communal facilities and to care, has received extensive funding in recent years.
Having their own consultation room gave students a clear status and enabled them to further develop their independence.
Optimal health for the elderly is not a goal, as such, but it enables this population to maintain their independence, mobility and participation in life activities, as well as to respond to the challenges of old age [ 7].
These VMs are designed to enable platform independence.
At first, it looked as though the incursion would enable Kurdish independence.
Adoption of nuclear energy does not appear to reduce fossil fuel use or enable energy independence.
Or we can slice deep, right to the fiscal bone, and cut the deficit by taking away those supports that enable whatever independence or transitional time we provide for young adults".
