Prevalence of CVD risk factors (smoking, hypertension, diabetes mellitus, obesity, dyslipidemia, unhealthy diet, and reduced physical activity) is increasing, and recent studies report up to 40%% of Indian adults to be hypertensive [ 2], and 10%% to be diabetic [ 3].
Although therapeutic effect of non-carbapenems in UTIs due to ESBL-producing strains may change as the number of these cases is increasing, other recent studies also showed a favourable therapeutic effect of non-carbapenems in UTIs caused by ESBL-producing strains [ 11, 12, 17– 217.
The level of interest in mapping their phosphorylation sites has increased because recent studies suggest that the differential pattern of receptor phosphorylation has distinct biological consequences.
When the presence of this rare cell population in BD is compared to healthy individuals, conflicting results have been published with [ 13, 14, 27] and without [ 16, 28] increased levels in the PB, with a predominantly disease exacerbation-related increase in recent studies [ 14, 17].
Utilization of CO2 feedstock through CO2 conversion for producing valuable chemicals as an alternative to sequestration of the captured CO2 is attracting increasing attention in recent studies.
In this context, an increasing number of recent studies have aimed at designing novel resveratrol formulations to overcome its poor solubility, limited stability, high metabolization and weak bioavailability.
However, this assumption has been put into question by an increasing number of recent studies, most of which highlight the importance of considering ecological constraints to comprehend variation in extrapair (EP) behaviour.
Retroposition and retrogenes gain increasing attention as recent studies show that they play an important role in human new gene formation.
An increasing number of recent studies evaluated hypoxia marker expression using TMA.
An increasing number of recent studies are focusing on the role of chemokines and chemokine receptors (CRs) in tumour progression.
