Genetic interventions that conserve mitochondrial energetic capacity have been shown to maintain a favorable redox state and regenerative tissue homeostasis [ 17, 18, 34, 35].
The ambitious and energetic organization consistently curates influential exhibitions and "interventions in the public domain," which bring art out of the white cube gallery context and into the city.
Only after the personal intervention of Zalmay Khalilzad, America's energetic ambassador, did the quarrelling groups at last agree to meet on March 16th.
Therefore this BPE study of cancer cells in the presence of AgNP will provide a window into direct effect of these NPs onto high energetic cellular processes, without the interferences from external intervention.
Also, Mick Jagger scares me, because there's no medical intervention that leaves you both trim and energetic at the age of (almost) seventy.
While the intervention diets were designed to be iso-energetic, there was a small (<1 kg) but statistically significant (P < 0.001) incidental weight loss on the low fat diet during the trial [2].
But the campaign has not appeared as energetic as promised, and in any event critics say outside intervention does not go over well with conservative Alaskans.
Allowing initial trajectory direction to remain incompletely corrected relative to a hypothetical straight line conforms to a "minimum intervention" principle [30] and would have a lower energetic cost than fully offsetting deviations.
We illustrate this point with a discussion of a long-standing local home-based care club (not linked to our intervention of interest), chaired by Mrs K, an energetic middle-aged woman with a deep calling to serve her community.
IT took an intervention of sorts to bring together Dr. Rachel Steward, a hyper-energetic physician from rural Vermont, and Peter Lord Moreland, a laid-back musician from Brooklyn, known professionally as Peter Lord.
