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"We think that the large muscle strains that occur when walking in heels may ultimately increase the likelihood of strain injuries," he says.
Tissue compression and partial vascular occlusion using band flossing results in re-perfusion of blood to the muscle tissue that may ultimately increase range of motion (ROM) and reduce risk of injury.
Such LbL films represent new steps towards controlling and tuning host response to implanted medical devices, which may ultimately increase the success of implanted devices, provide alternative new approaches toward bone wound healing, and lay the foundation for development of a multi-therapeutic release coating.
Combining our current procedure with SMAD inhibition may ultimately increase the yield of melanocytes through the efficient induction of a transient neural crest cell population.
It is tempting to speculate that this may ultimately increase susceptibility to heart failure.
Development of specific immunotherapy against the CT antigens in bladder cancer may ultimately increase patient survival.
The exudates released by plant roots and associated microbes may significantly mobilize heavy metals and ultimately increase their bioavailability [ 105].
Other factors – such as cul de sacs, lack of parks, high speed traffic and automobile focused transport – may function to discourage activity and ultimately increase obesity risk [ 12].
As a consequence, with the naturally huge pool of gene cassettes, integron may have the potentially limitless capacity to exchange and stockpile functional gene cassettes which consequently permits rapid adaptation to selective pressure and may ultimately endow increased fitness and advantage to the host [ 7, 13].
Paracrine and autocrine signaling in WAT-cells may further enhance inflammation, ultimately increasing proinflammatory cytokines production [ 41].
Such tailoring will likely lessen the possibility of GPs disengaging with interventions or believing that they are not possible in their own practice and may ultimately help to increase an intervention's effectiveness.
