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The developed SNCA transgenic models proved to be valuable in partially recapitulating the predisposition of certain neuronal populations to SNCA aggregation.
Given that adolescence is a developmental period that confers particular risk for NSSI, as it represents a time that NSSI behaviour typically manifests [ 11, 12], understanding core risk factors associated with the cessation and/or maintencance of the behaviour are valuable in partially explaining why the developmental period plays such a crucial role in the etiology of NSSI.
Prospective follow-up of this valuable cohort should partially address these concerns.
The building was only partially occupied, but had become more valuable because of the opening of nearby Rupp Arena in October 1976 and a new Hyatt hotel in May 1977.
The addition provided by the IPA network is valuable, since this feature partially compensates for low recall rate observed when the consistency criteria are applied.
Thus, Rb1 D326V/+ animals will be valuable for understanding missense-mutated, partially affected pRb function in vivo.
Increased oxygenation levels were also induced in tumors partially responsive to chemotherapy and could be valuable indicators for therapy monitoring.
29– 35, 36, 36 Our present findings indicate that partially reprogrammed NB cells could be a valuable in vitro model for understanding how NB cells maintain plasticity and aggressiveness.
In the past 10 years, a growing number of reports supported an expanding utilization of HLA-mismatched unrelated donors (MMUD), umbilical cord blood (UCB) and partially HLA-matched family donors (haploidentical) as valuable alternatives to fill the gap in donor availability.
SMEs can find very valuable development from external sources through partially revealing their internal development to external environment (Henkel 2006).
The ACS partially amorphised by mechanochemical activation proved to be a valuable component for AACs with its maximum strength in mortar surpassing that of granulated slag.
