But Dr. William M. Lee, a professor of internal medicine at Southwestern Medical School in Dallas, said he hoped the F.D.A. would eventually ban the combined pain medicines like Percocet and Vicodin because patients in chronic pain end up taking more and more of the pills as they gain tolerance of the opioid component, not realizing that the resulting higher doses of acetaminophen are dangerous.
This discrimination is causing the loss of their cultural identity in an effort to gain tolerance.
Preventive and treatment strategies targeting TGF- β1 signalling pathway are reasonable antifibrotic options in RT, but TGF- β expression in RT is being considered to be beneficial because of its effect in gaining tolerance [ 33].
The skill is not only to gain tolerance of the body and understanding of its nature, but to mentally let go of the stress that arises and how to relax the body to reduce tension.
He gained the tolerance of the local citizenry largely by employing it.
Spring Norstar became less hardy than winter Norstar, whereas, winter Manitou gained LT tolerance comparable to spring Norstar.
Furthermore, the beneficial effect of IPC was not myocardium-specific, with studies demonstrating that other tissues, including the lung (Li et al., 1999), liver (Hardy et al., 1996) and kidneys (Cochrane et al., 1999), gained ischemia tolerance from IPC.
Plants gain tolerance by osmolyte accumulation under stress conditions.
And if you acknowledge the surrounding clutter of Beethoven's era — Mathew mentions such curiosities as Ignaz Moscheles's piano sonata "Vienna's Feelings Upon the Return of His Majesty Franz the First Emperor of Austria in the Year 1814" — you may gain new tolerance for the music of the present.
Engineering strategies aimed at gaining stress tolerance have focused on overexpression of endogenous genes belonging to molecular networks for stress perception or responses.
