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The concern, he said, was that the drugs work essentially by increasing levels of a hormone called glucagonlike peptide-1.

System-modified solutions integrating auxiliary energy sources like fossil fuel, solar energy, ambient air and waste heat with ground-coupled heat pumps or using ground-coupled absorption heat pumps, can eliminate serious thermal imbalance essentially by increasing soil thermal injection and decreasing the extraction.

The adaptive functional model was observed in nine units and was clearly distinguished from all the others on two features: higher staffing intensity (6 to 8.3 hours of care per patient day), driven essentially by increased use of LPNs, and a trend toward a larger scope of practice for registered nurses.

Under flexure, the storage modulus is essentially unaffected by increasing the static strain while the loss tangent and loss modulus decrease.

Analysis of P0 (Fig. 8B) revealed the least disruption of spatiotemporal patterning the blebbing motility module was essentially unchanged by increasing concentrations of CD (Fig. 8G).

This means that NFATc1 essentially regulates itself by increasing its own breakdown when NFATc1 levels increase.

Wound infection, which is essentially a clinical diagnosis characterized by increasing size, exudates, odor, pain, surrounding erythema, swelling, and edema, often requires topical or systemic antibiotics.

The expansive volumetric behavior of these suspensions is essentially influenced by organoclay nature and dampened by increasing pressure.

This optimization is essentially a trade-off between limiting the variance (by increasing the size of the reference set) and increasing the bias (by adding exome samples to the reference in spite of being less correlated).

The wood frog protects the remaining fluids in its body by increasing the concentration of glucose in its cellular fluids, essentially creating a natural protective antifreeze.

It says that, by increasing the proportion of its dollar-based costs, it has reduced its sensitivity to dollar-yen movements "essentially to zero".