While the actual size of the aggregated species responsible for Aβ neurotoxicity and fibrillogenesis mechanism(s) remain unknown, retardation of Aβ aggregation still holds assurance as an effective strategy in reducing Aβ-elicited toxicity.
This is because such taxa may hold assurance for the discovery of novel therapeutic agents capable of suppressing, reducing, or relieving pain as well as inflammation [ 1].
Mr. Cosby, whose son Ennis was killed in a roadside shooting in Los Angeles in 1997, advised the graduates that the outside world held no assurances.
During much of the lieutenant's testimony, Piotrowski, who had first entered the courtroom last week with an air of self-assurance, held his head down, pinching the bridge of his nose.
"Whenever a fire or accident occurs, the government sets up an investigation and the authorities - including factory owners - pay out some money and hold out assurances to improve safety standards and working conditions.
It was unclear how Mr. Kerry and Mr. Lavrov would persuade the antagonists to put aside their hostilities for talks, and there was no word on where they would be held — or even any assurance that they would take place.
This means maintaining an air of self-assurance, holding your head high and walking tall and with purpose.
Even so, Britain held out for further assurances that its huge financial sector, based in the City of London, would not be adversely affected by the new system.
It is as if she has simply sauntered on to a stage which she holds with complete assurance.
The faded image holds the touching assurance of a present that seen now, many years later, conveys such fragile mortality.
His creative range is symbolized by the range of movement he gives his dancers, from wondrously light springs high in the air to amazing off-balance tilts, held fast with gravity-defying assurance.
