The observation that dual inhibition of GSK3 and DHFR led to a synergistic anti-inflammatory response suggests that the combination of DHFR and GSK3 inhibitors may have merit for use in the clinic.
In addition, several other merits may exist for using S. cerevisiae in MFCs.
Working sequentially has the merit of using only one remix for the final prototype.
Moreover, the use of the "best available source" data (a criterion of the QHES) does not pick up on the relative merits of using, for example, randomized controlled trial data versus meta-analysis data versus assumption or investigator opinion, so long as, it represents the "best available" data.
It means eating baked cod fish that Matthew Dear cooked for you on a sunny rooftop, as you sit next to strangers debating the merits of using MDMA for PTSD.
It means eating baked cod fish that Matthew Dear cooked for you on the Red Bull Guest House's sunny rooftop, as you sit next to strangers debating the merits of using MDMA for PTSD.
The merits of using cpDNA for plant phylogeographical studies have been discussed previously (e.g. Mohanty et al. 2001 , 2002 Stehlik et al. 2002; Grivet and Petit 2003; Lascoux et al. 2003).
Whatever the technical merits of using nuclear explosions for constructive purposes, the end of the cold war brought wide agreement among nations to give up the conduct of all nuclear blasts, even for peaceful purposes.
This concept paper discusses the merits of using adaptable components for the assembly of functional MOFs.
This research investigated the merits of using an established system for rating behavioral cues of involvement in human dyadic interactions (i.e., face-to-face conversation) to measure involvement in human avatar interactions.
