The concept of spiritual well-being or spiritual health (SH) emerged from research investigating the contribution of spirituality to human health (Fisher, Francis, & Johnson, 2000; Moberg, 2008).
Investigating the contribution of new molecular targets at various stages of the disease as novel diagnostic and therapeutic approaches is warranted.
Moreover, the solutions for an incompressible flow will serve as a sound basis for investigating the contribution of compressible flow in future studies.
Investigating the contribution of therapeutic factors arising from the collective nature or group therapy to treat mental disorders may help therapists maximize the outcome of therapy.
Consequently, current EU projects are investigating the contribution of zebrafish bioassays for water quality assessment and EDA of environmental samples, with focus on specific modes of action, mechanism-specific endpoints and adverse-outcome pathways [28,29].
Several biomechanical and cadaver studies investigating the contribution of these ligaments to thumb stability and preventing dorsoradial dislocation of the TMP joint showed that RCL is the primary restraint against dorsal dislocation [1, 2, 3, 4].
Here, the whole non-catalytic structure (CBM1 + linker region) of Xyn10A was engineered to be added to Xyn10B (producing Xyn10BaLC, Fig. 4) for investigating the contribution of CBM1 and linker to the thermostability of a different xylanase.
The ability to examine genetically engineered mice in a chronic intravenous (IV) nicotine self-administration paradigm will be a powerful tool for investigating the contribution of specific genes to nicotine reinforcement and more importantly, to relapse behavior.
In conclusion, HDC rs17740607 polymorphism is at least a partial loss-of-function variant and acts as a protective factor against CHF, which provides novel highlights for investigating the contribution of CHF.
A comparative study of the magnetic properties of the minerals found in those species, as well as their nests and surrounding soil aimed at investigating the contribution of the biogenic minerals to the magnetization of the soil.
There are currently two approaches for investigating the contribution of human macrophage phenotype as it relates to HIV infection: 1) with in vitro culture models based on the isolation and differentiation of monocytes isolated from the blood (monocyte-derived macrophages or MDM) and 2) immunophenotyping using brain tissue obtained at autopsy.
