Current burn therapies rely upon the use of bioengineered skin equivalents (BSEs), which assist in wound healing but do not prevent HSc contraction.
These reactions required an equivalent of water to assist boroxin hydrolysis.
Ongoing education and support may assist these patients in achieving equivalent CGM benefit.
We'd train and license the equivalent of nurse practitioners, who could, for example, assist with real-estate closings and small business loans at fixed fees, with only minimal supervision from "real" attorneys.
To assist readers unfamiliar with GR, Pinyin equivalents have been added in brackets.
I recently reviewed the contract of an attacking player at a leading English club which included a goal bonus equivalent to 90% of his weekly wage and an assist bonus worth less than a quarter of that amount.
This year, the Council on American-Islamic relations is urging Muslims in the U.S. to donate the equivalent of whatever they would spend on the sacrifice to assist in relief efforts for those impacted by Hurricane Harvey.
However, due to concerns associated with gene transfer in vivo or ex vivo and the expense of recombinant protein production, we sought to identify a natural human "cellular equivalent" of immunomodulation that could be incorporated into bioartificial liver assist devices.
Except for providing the necessary reducing equivalents, the coenzyme is bound throughout the catalytic cycle to assist, as a surrogate active site residue, in catalysis.
She is the Web's equivalent of a department store's personal shopper -- a cybercreation that can assist you in your buying, recall your preferences and notify you when something goes on sale.
