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In addition, it has been shown that initial periodontal therapy (home care instruction, prophylaxis, and scaling/root planing) can reduce salivary PAF levels in concert with improvements in clinical parameters of periodontal inflammation [ 44].

These long-acting GLP-1R agonists have considerable potential as antidiabetic therapies as they not only lower glucose as or more effectively than other noninsulin antihyperglycemic therapies, they do so in concert with weight loss, improvement in cardiovascular disease risk factors, and with very low risk of hypoglycemia.

The size of the global economy, he forecast, would increase sevenfold in the following century, and this, in concert with ever greater "technical improvements," would usher in the fifteen-hour week.

The forum, the first of its kind, was organized by corporations in concert with nongovernmental organizations on the premise that improvements in farming practices can benefit both the farmers, who receive little economic return for the toil they put in, and global producers like Hershey's and Nestlé.

The standard of emergency care has improved in concert with rapid economic growth.

The organization, in concert with the city, hopes to provide at least $17 million for capital improvements at high schools throughout the city.

Then, help her (perhaps in concert with her coaches) to develop a plan to work toward improvement.

Therefore, increased MBL levels in concert with increased IgG galactosylation may be associated with pregnancy-induced improvement of RA.

Extrication of components that support pluripotency, in concert with our current understanding of developmental pathways, can lead to the improvement of growth parameters of pluripotent cells, and augment our knowledge on embryonic development.

Economic growth, improvements in public health and advances in medical technology, in concert with fertility decline, are increasing the share of elderly in the population.

In concert with earlier suggestions, gains in visual processing speed are plausible to account, at least partially, for the observed training-induced improvements.