Those wildlife species that can adapt to marginal human-dominated habitats may become pests and be persecuted as a consequence.
Diabetic mice transplanted with marginal human islet mass and treated with lixisenatide were restored to euglycemia more rapidly than vehicle-treated mice.
Many protected areas across the world are in locations marginal for human uses.
In some marginal areas, human activities such as the building of roads and golf courses often provide beneficial habitat due to higher quality soils and adequate moisture.
In humans, marginal differences were observed in pharmacokinetic parameters between morning and evening administration.
As regards the process of human capital accumulation, we assume, as in Olivetti (2006), that the marginal increase in human capital depends on age.
The goal of this study was to investigate the efficacy of lixisenatide to promote human beta-cell function, proliferation, and survival using diabetic NSG RIP-DTR mice engrafted with marginal amounts of human pancreatic islets.
This means that the marginal loss of human capital associated with a year out of the labour force becomes zero for a sufficiently long unemployment spell.
Many naturally occurring antioxidants have been tested for their ability to correct for deleterious effects of reactive oxygen species, but often they lack specificity, are tissue variable, and have marginal efficacy in human clinical trials.
This apparently open, hyper-oceanic environment would presumably have provided quite marginal conditions for human settlement, yet Neolithic communities flourished and the islands contain some of the most spectacular remains of this period in north-west Europe.
To explore this hypothesis, we used an insulin-deficient model with xenotransplantation of a marginal dose of human islets in nude mice rendered diabetic with streptozotocin.
