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Examples such as Turning Point's Connected Care model and Shared Lives demonstrate effective ways of designing and delivering services that can influence the prevailing models of social care.

Nijinsky and Nureyev enthralled the west with their exotic sensuality at moments in time, a half-century apart, when prevailing models of masculinity were overwhelmingly conservative.

Since the prevailing models of BAK activation suggest that each are equally possible, both activation pathways can be combined in a unified model (figure 7A and 7B).

Importantly, oxidative stress complements several prevailing models of HD pathogenesis, including excitoxicity, mitochondrial dysfunction, and inflammation, as evidenced by the ability of the mitochondrial poison 3-nitropropionic acid (3-NP) to mimic striatum-specific HD-like motor defects [75].

This hypothesis is also consistent with the centrality of mitochondria in prevailing models of pathogenesis in PD, as it serves as one of the primary sources of Ca++ buffering.

Within this conceptual framework, we examined the impact of the inferences on gene-gain and gene-loss derived from the comparative-genomic analysis of the two Deinococcus species on prevailing models of extreme radiation and desiccation resistance.

In Galileo's day the prevailing model of the universe was based on the assertion by the Greek astronomer Ptolemy almost 15 centuries earlier that all celestial objects revolve around Earth (see Ptolemaic system).

In Europe and North America the prevailing model of "natural" lowland streams is incised-meandering channels with silt-clay floodplains, and this is the typical template for stream restoration.

The limitation is that it is conducted in one country, Australia, and thus its generalisability may be limited by the prevailing model of acute healthcare service delivery.

In a world of finite resources and ecosystem capacity, the prevailing model of economic growth, founded on ever-increasing consumption of resources and emission pollutants, cannot be sustained any longer.

Our results demonstrate that p65-mediated NF-κB signalling in epidermal keratinocytes is required for skin tumour development and challenge the currently prevailing model of a primarily tumour-suppressing role of NF-κB in the epidermis.