Secondly, the practical significance of this is that it is clear that it is possible for those responsible for e-health to re-design the contextual factors to complement the e-health technology, in which case they will help people to accept and use the technology.
We wanted to determine whether: (i) the pneumococcus is capable of detecting and responding to the host cell changes by expressing additional factors to complement newly expressed host cell receptors on the surface of viral-infected cells, or (ii) S. pneumoniae simply expresses the same baseline set of genes in response to contact with host cell regardless of the status of viral infection.
Because parents play critical roles in children's development and socialization, social support from parents can be an important factor to complement teachers' effort to enhance children's enjoyment and PA involvement.
Beyond conventional SC risks, TBL-related risk factors are considered to complement the economic viewpoint of SC risk management with environmental and social aspects (see Fig. 5).
We applied qualitative methods to understand other possible influencing factors and therefore to complement and explain findings from the household survey.
In addition, the authors selected other relevant papers in the fields of ASD epidemiology, early symptoms and screening, early diagnosis, neuropsychology, medical factors, and comorbidities to complement these systematic reviews and meta-analyses.
The Myb2 transcription factor is able to complement Arabidopsis thaliana trichome mutants and activate expression of R22-like (RDL) gene expressed in fiber initials [ 11, 12].
In consequence, its gut epithelium is extensively exposed to complement factors just after the blood intake and requires the action of inhibitors.
With regard to complement factors as potential biomarkers, clinical studies, assisted as necessary by the new technologies discussed above, are needed to obtain the complete temporal profiles of activation of complement factors in the course of sepsis development.
Although infection with wild-type bacteria causes early lethality, bacteria with mutations in lipopolysaccharide (LPS) are attenuated in macrophages and are more sensitive to extracellular lysis, likely due to complement factors (van der Sar et al., 2003).
Numerous genes have been associated with the disease, spanning from immune modulatory genes to complement factors [ 5], all crucial to ensure a proper immune response and efficient clearance of apoptotic and necrotic cells.
