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In Figure  1, we provide an illustrated overview of the different experimental approaches that exist in the preclinical assessment of novel cardioprotective therapies with an increase in complexity of the I/R injury model as one moves from cell-based studies, ex vivo isolated heart studies, to in vivo large animal recovery AMI models.

Britain, for one, opposes the move and has instead proposed the creation of a European military "planning cell" based in NATO's military headquarters.

That stuff moves from cell to cell through little passages in the cell walls known as plasmodesmata.

She claimed that cannabis damages living human brain cells based on evidence from lab studies on isolated rat neurons.

In a C-RAN (cloud radio access network) infrastructure, base band units are moved from cell site to a central data central.

But targeting cancer cells based on the network configuration of an "average" cancer cell, however precise, may not suffice to eradicate all tumor cells because of the dynamic non-genetic heterogeneity of cancer cell populations that makes them moving targets and drives the replenishment of the cancer attractor with surviving, non-responsive cells from neighboring abnormal attractors.

The role of the base stations in the earlier configurations of the 1970s and 1980s was to provide telephone service connectivity and handover functions necessary to maintain base station contact as the users moved from cell to cell.

"We are moving from persuasion based on rhetoric to persuasion based on tables and videos inserted into narrative text".

The organization should seek to move from compliance based approach to a risk based approach.

It predicted changes in patterns of service use with some users moving from clinic based to online services.

You move from cell to cell, get the point and shuffle on to the next label.