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Patients were able to reach a whole new level of functioning (demonstrated by an increase of 10 points on an instrument called the Global Assessment Scale).

Mechanistically, nitrite-dependent protection was associated with improved mitochondrial functioning, demonstrated by complex I, complex IV and aconitase activities in the liver and heart.

Mrs A continued to show an improvement in her functioning, demonstrated by the fact she now slept consistently in her own bedroom at night, was independent in her self-care, and started to participate in community outings and OT activities.

Other functions demonstrated by Apple included: using the Watch as a means to open a compatible hotel room lock as an alternative to a key card.

The low cytotoxicity, high colloidal stability and the multiple functions demonstrated by our theranostic platform proved its usefulness for multi-purpose biomedical applications.

The significant decrements in lung volume and function demonstrated by infected PAI-1−/− mice at 3 days appeared to be due to the presence of pleural effusions rather than advanced pleural remodeling.

This study shows the dependence of peroxisome biogenesis on proteins attributed to mitochondrial function, demonstrated by the phenotypes detected in the absence of these proteins.

Vibrio zinc-metalloproteases are known to perform dual functions similar to the duality of function demonstrated by coral zinc-metalloproteases in this study, i.e., in causing both Symbiodinium PS II inactivation and coral tissue lesions.

Furthermore, Rg1 did not show considerable regulation on left ventricular function demonstrated by HR, MAP, +dP/dtmax, -dP/dtmax and LVSP detected by Millar catheter (Table 1).

Ischemia in the IR group significantly reduced renal function demonstrated by an increase in serum creatinine compared with the control group.

Cognisance should also be taken of limitations of the current knowledge of T-cell function demonstrated by the inconsistency of experimental results.