However, larvae had access to food for the duration of the three-hour respirometry experiment and this is a time in development when larvae are typically gaining mass [ 38].
Most studies suggest that mutations are typically gain or loss of a single repeated unit (Thuillet et al., 2002; Vigouroux et al., 2002), although there are putative examples of multi-repeat gains or losses (Ellegren, 2004).
Creatine is typically used to gain weight and muscle mass and to enhance strength training.
Thus, although HRQOL is typically used to gain information about patient well-being, it may also indicate the risk of important outcomes, like death.
For example, multidimensional protein identification technology (MudPIT) is typically used to gain more knowledge regarding the mechanisms of action between natural products and targets involved in the maintenance of a particular phenotype.
Finicum, who always wore a cowboy hat and was typically armed, gained further notoriety for a national television interview he did while huddled under a blue tarp in the cold of night.
An intervention that offers the lowest cost per QALY gained is typically considered to be cost-effective provided that the ICER remains within a willingness-to-pay threshold that a society is prepared to pay to gain a unit of health benefit (e.g. a QALY).
Lean muscle mass declines with aging to 25% at 75 80 years old, and it is typically offset by gains in fat mass; in addition, there is a relatively greater decrease in peripheral fat mass compared with the central one. 1 These age-related body composition changes are associated with negative health outcomes in elderly.
Beating Taro Aso, the foreign minister, and Sadakazu Tanigaki, the finance minister, he will be Japan's youngest leader since the second world war.That in itself is a measure of the change wrought by Mr Koizumi: before him, LDP prime ministers were typically gerontocrats, gaining power through factional deals struck in smoky rooms.
The motivation and justification for investigating 'costs of resistance' are typically to gain insight into the likelihood that resistance will persist or decline in the absence of antibiotics.
