Conflicting data have led to the hypothesis that two opposing immunological MSC phenotypes exist, one proinflammatory and one immunosuppressive, which are dependent on the engagement of specific TLRs [ 190].
Dr. Jameel's group at DaimlerChrysler says data on the engagement of antilock brake systems might be worth tracking.
Each talk, he says, has an individual flavour of its own and depends for its unique energy on the engagement of the audience.
He has conducted research on Olympic legacies funded by the Department of Health, the Economic and Social Reseach Council and Sport England, and on the engagement of FE and HE with London 2012 funded by Podium).
The subjects interviewed are domain experts who have rich experiences on the engagement of bicycling VCEs.
The ecological validity of video-vignettes design investigating patient-provider communication hinges on the engagement of analogue patients (APs) with the vignette.
Most importantly, though, is that we'll see if Facebook is willing to give any data on the engagement of teens.
There is also a set of guiding principles, including the primary responsibility of states to prevent and reduce disaster risk, and an emphasis on the engagement of all-of-society and all-state institutions.
In the following years, the first reports were published on the engagement of halogen atoms in stabilization of the ligand receptor complex within compounds targeting the central nervous system, especially 5-HT1A, 5-HT7, and D2 receptors [13].
Importantly, this enhanced memory occurred even in the absence of intentional learning processes, suggesting that the sound symbolic information that facilitates learning and retention does not exclusively depend on the engagement of top-down, strategic encoding processes.
