These results render proof-of-concept that muscle cells can release factors communicating with immune cells in the context of physiological levels of saturated fat.
The existing literature on the subject comprises studies on various diseases and, although it is claimed that experimental and clinical evidence supports the use of homeopathy in some situations (see, for example [ 11]), more than 200 years in practice have not rendered convincing proof of its efficacy.
Unfortunately, these papers contains several mathematical errors that render the proofs of the claimed results invalid.
Our results also provide the proof-of-principle that cells can be rendered HIV resistant through single-copy vector transduction, rendering this approach more compatible with clinical applications.
As this rendered their analytical accuracy unclear we excluded them from subsequent proof-of-safety analysis.
Here, a solution (one of many possible) is demonstrated to render vertical profiles of atmospheric data from the A-Train satellite formation in GE, using as a proof-of-concept data from one of the instruments the NASA CloudSat satellite.
This model withstands molecular level proof-of-principle using both a model cell line and primary embryonic thymic organ cultures rendered transgenic by lentiviral transgenesis.
As a proof-of-concept for scaffold utility in tissue engineering applications, multilayer structures were formed by thermal lamination, and scaffolds were rendered porous by particulate leaching.
Proof-of-concept clinical study.
She charged punters £25, which was exchanged for a "luncheon voucher" – a token that entitled the bearer to have sex with any of the women in the house who agreed and who could then use it as proof of services rendered; pensioners received a £3 discount.
After a thorough analysis of the bylaw's content and form, the judge concluded that the charges did "not correspond to any offence established by applicable law" and added that, even if there had been an actual offence, "false testimonies on the statements of offence renders them legally worthless as proof of the disputed facts".
