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Classical mitochondrial QC systems such as mitophagy and mitochondrial protein homeostasis, appear further enhanced and supported by mitochondrial stress response systems.

Hence, we conclude that the use of Clinical Pathways has enhanced and supported the implementation of the Casemix system in the hospital.

Improved charge separation in the composite is mainly responsible for the enhanced photoactivity and supported by photoluminescence experiments.

"This revolution in multi-screen viewing is supported by enhanced pricing and supported in turn by brand marketers who want this".

The BLM film demonstrated significantly increased adsorption of fibronectin, and supported enhanced proliferation of human mesenchymal stem cells (hMSCs) relative to PLG substrates.

HGF delivery increased the number of differentiating myoblasts 14 days after injury, and supported an enhanced angiogenic response.

In our age of globalization and dislocation, health-care initiatives and interactions need to be informed and supported by enhanced educational capacity [ 67].

The peroxidation of membrane lipids may result in enhanced membrane fluidity, which may lead to enhanced electrolyte leakage and support the hypothesis that salinity stress can induce membrane lipid peroxidation.

Identifying the role of small molecules in mediating the cross-talk is approachable using today's metabolomics technologies, including improvements to metabolomics technologies and enhanced training supported through the NIH Common Fund Metabolomics Program (NIH 2014a).

Economic incentives resulting from strategic alliances between the public and private sector have been targeted towards enhanced regulation of fisheries and supporting tourism interests.

The fund will finance fully agreed and incremental costs for activities in order to enable and support enhanced action on adaptation, mitigation, technology development and transfer, capacity building and the preparation of national communications by the developing countries.