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The therapeutic potential of restoring BBB function has therefore been largely overlooked (reviewed in 27, 28).

Detection of EGFR aberrations also may be relevant from a therapeutic point of view as inhibition of the EGFR pathway bears the potential of restoring apoptosis, thereby increasing the sensitivity to adjuvant therapies.

In this study, we tested the potential of restored areas to maintain biodiversity in the scope of a recently proposed category of protected area called "Restoration Reserves".

Rewetting of bogs after peat extraction in eutrophied, agricultural areas often results in mono-species stands of Juncus effusus L. In contrast to typical peat forming vegetation such as Sphagnum, J. effusus is highly productive and supplies large amounts of labile carbon, but it is still unknown how this species affects biogeochemistry and the potential of restored peatlands to store carbon.

Within-population genetic diversity is usually needed to ensure population establishment and long-term persistence as well as long-term evolutionary potential of restored populations (McKay et al. 2005).

Population establishment and long-term persistence as well as long-term evolutionary potential of restored populations is ensured by within-population genetic diversity (McKay et al. 2005), as loss of genetic diversity can lead to a decrease in the species' ability to survive environmental changes and demographical fluctuations both in short and in long term (Ellstrand and Elam 1993).

With the development and continued improvement of 3D video technology, the potential benefit of restoring 3D vision to laparoscopy has received substantial attention from the surgical community.

With the passage of time, more ischaemic penumbra tissue infarcts, increasing the size of the unsalvageable ischaemic core and diminishing the potential benefit of restoring perfusion and salvaging brain tissue [ 6].

Together, these data suggest that NSC transplantation at the early stage of AD may have potential benefits of restoring both structural and functional deficits though enhanced endogenous neurogenesis and improved synapto-dendritic architecture (Supplementary Figure 6).

In 2002, the city commissioned a study on the potential economic benefits of restoring the theater.

The expectation cost (sum of the damage risk potential plus cost of restoring the levee) is adopted for the comprehensive evaluation of river levees where the application is limited to damage done to the levee itself and excludes damage to human life and property.