Additional experiments in which the catabolism of GSH conjugate species was inhibited by the coadministration of the γ-glutamyl transpeptidase inhibitor acivicin also failed to engender evidence for the formation of such conjugates (unpublished result).
Engendering evidence-based change through motivational strategies while monitoring and sharing impact with healthcare practitioners is likely to be a key to improving outcome in severe sepsis.
To retire the retirement age -- and the deterministic thinking it engenders, as evidenced by Dr. Emanuel -- and chart new courses in activity and productivity.
Many critics have noted that the same paranoia and energetic analysis of technological evidence engendered by Zapruder's film drives the plots of Antonioni's "Blowup" (1966) and Brian DePalma's "Blow Out" (1981).
The application of epidemiological data in health services evaluation in an attempt to engender or validate evidence-based decision making for planning, administration and evaluation is relatively underdeveloped.
However, as has been discussed elsewhere [ 8, 37], evidence does not necessarily support the idea of engendering self-care as a means of reducing demand.
This factoid raced around the world, engendering countless newspaper headlines, before it was pointed out that it was based on zero evidence.
Tim Berners-Lee gets credit for engendering the Web.
Beyond the conventional view that transplanted cells directly generate new muscle, recent evidence increasingly highlights an indirect, paracrine mechanism in the repair process that stimulates cross-talk between delivered cells and the diseased myocardium engendering a regenerative response.
Exercise engenders many systemic and local muscular physiological responses as well as engendering local bone strain.
