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This may allow nutrients such as FA to act through pathogen-sensing systems such as TLRs, giving rise to metabolically or nutritionally induced inflammatory responses (20, 40).

This role may involve allowing nutrients into the spore, Ca-DPA out of the spore, or both.

The function of these cannulae is not settled, but they may allow communication or nutrient exchange with neighbors.

The identification of patients with severely compromised absorption may allow more successful nutrient delivery by an alternative route.

Any open system filled with suitable water supply containing algal growth-sustaining nutrients may allow the growth of an unwanted species of microalgae which may be of little value regarding its lipid accumulation ability.

In contrast, in the rice maternal excess cross, precocious cellularization leads to the formation of an enlarged embryo showing overgrowth of the scutellum, which may allow the embryo store more nutrients, compensating for the poor reserve of nutrients of the premature endosperm.

In nature, many organisms live in communities (e.g., biofilms) that may allow for increased supply of nutrients and protection from environmental stresses.

The transporters included those from all seven major transporter categories, which may allow the uptake of essential nutrients or ions, and extrusion of metabolic end products and hazardous substances.

V. americana is also a nitrogen-fixing legume which may allow it to grow well on nutrient-poor soils or facilitate the growth of other species as has been found for other vetch species (Paul et al. 1971; Tosti et al. 2010).

Efficient encapsulation techniques that confer immune isolation while providing adequate exchange of nutrients to islet cells may allow long-term survival after transplantation using short-term or lower levels of immunosuppression (systemically or locally) (61).

These results are consistent with the possibility that the additional nutrients found in foods may allow vitamins to work optimally (Lichtenstein and Russell 2005), although we could not test this in our data.