tPA has multifaceted effects on tissue; it interacts with parenchymal cells through proteolytic plasminogen or non-plasminogen pathways [44] [47].
Understanding the cell temperature distribution of solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) stacks during normal operation has multifaceted advantages in performance and degradation studies.
These findings, together with the present study, indicate that PS in REs has multifaceted functions in membrane traffic, such as cargo collection, membrane budding, and membrane fission.
As CD44 has multifaceted role in the hyaluronan metabolism acting both in ligation of hyaluronan on the cell surface [ 28- 30] and in its endocytosis [ 31, 32], the significance of its loss for hyaluronan metabolism in melanoma is somewhat difficult to deduce.
However, from this revision of the literature appears clear that MMPs have multifaceted functional characteristics, which modulate physiological processes in multiple ways and with multiple consequences.
His recent work focused on understanding heterogeneous etiologies of addiction pathophysiology but is currently expanding this framework toward other psychiatric disorders that may have multifaceted, circuit-specific decision-making dysfunctions at their core.
Neoplastic diseases in primates have multifaceted causes.
Our study reinforces the idea that EA and RA have multifaceted properties, including the ability to prevent and/or limit UVB-induced damage, increasing cell viability and decreasing the inflammatory response, through a reduction in multiple proinflammatory mediators and enhancement of the protective IL-10.
Moreover, the importance of handwashing programs in preventing and reducing the spread of hospital-associated infections is well recognized [ 27, 28], although a it has been showed that there is still not enough evidence to be certain what strategies improve hand hygiene compliance and multifaceted campaigns with social marketing or staff involvement appear to have an effect [ 29].
The payback on this effort has been multifaceted.
