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Bisphenol-A acts on insulin releasing β-cells whereby it increases the pancreatic insulin content and secretion and also favours post prandial hyperinsulinemia and insulin resistance in male mice.

Factors identified as potentially favouring post-biopsy pneumothorax are numerous whereas the use of a needle size larger than 18 gauge is the major risk factor of bleeding.

These findings indicate that glutamate uptake by astrocytes limits secondary damage after CNS traumatic injury, and that promoting GluT expression and function may favour post-lesion recovery.

To take another example, the postal laws of many countries favour the post office at the expense of the customer in a way unknown where common carriers are concerned.

In the style of governance favoured by post-colonial elites, it is, in a certain sense, required of institutions that they do not work.

We speculate that TMD1 is released from the ribosome before the signal sequence can be recognized by SRP (see later discussion) and the basic residues flanking TMD1 then favour post-translational targeting to mitochondria [ 34].

The latest YouGov survey show things pretty much where they've been for the past two years: a modest but clear majority still favouring – even post-Brexit – Scotland's place in the UK.

A reviewer of The Huffington Post favoured "the low-key, laid-back" approach to the video and concluded that the "intimate feel of the video perfectly accompanies the songs' sweet lyrics".

The public health implication of our findings is that the increased metabolic risk of first-borns is likely to derive from an interaction between their lower birth weight and conditions favouring rapid post-natal growth.

Many arguments favour a post-infectious inflammatory mechanism underlying TCA.

The finding for initiating breastfeeding was on the cusp of statistical significance (p = 0.050) favouring mothers post-intervention.