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In sum, health may be a means to active ageing, but it is not the end.
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Predictably, the players association fell back on this generational divide on Monday when assessing what the verdict meant to active players.
Here I show that using elementary advective-diffusive bridges instead of purely diffusive BBs is the most reliable and easily usable means to outline active UDs from serially correlated relocations and raw activity data.
He says he means to resume "active participation" in the Christian Democrats' parliamentary group after the summer recess.Horrified young womanMrs Merkel and the other new party leaders are appalled at the prospect.
In addition, universities (and faculties of medicine) as well as scientific societies have means to compensate active research by academic promotion and by invitations to speak at prestigious meetings.
It means to be active in a group, generally for a political cause.
As an additional response, I discussed how a college can help its students learn what it means to be active, curious, empathic citizens and engaged community members.
Holm sought Tate as a means to stay active after Rousey said she needed to delay a planned rematch at UFC 200 in July to pursue film work for a remake of the Patrick Swayze film "Roadhouse".
There is an urgent need to understand the mechanisms underlying bacterial persistence and intracellular survival in order to devise means to control active disease.
What we have not described is what it means to be active or open.
The polarity of the Caco-2 monolayers provides a simple means to detect active transport mechanisms, especially the efflux mediated by P-glycoprotein.
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