The role of poverty in accentuating the risk of diabetes in recent immigrants is likely multifactorial.
This study points to the need for developing a greater in-depth understanding of the role of alcohol in accentuating the HIV risk among migrant populations with greater mobility.
The results suggest a need for developing an in-depth understanding of the role of alcohol in accentuating HIV risk particularly among migrant populations who move frequently from one place another.
If only the inactive form of such an element is highly diffusible, then this can play a role in accentuating the switching effect similar to the analysis in the monostable switch module section.
Indeed, the carry trade has already played a role in accentuating the Brazilian real by 37% since the end of 2008.
As the role of inotropes is accentuated, the cardiosurgical community needs to have evidence-based facts on the short- and long-term mortality in cardiac surgery in European cardiosurgical centres.
Lauth et al. reported that 3 orders of magnitude conductivity increase of CIGS NC films could be achieved after ligand removal and conductivity enhancement depends on the NC size accentuating the role of trap states and internal grain boundaries in ligand-free NC solids for electrical transport [20].
Accentuating the role of gender in response to messages concerning pandemic influenza, pregnant women found themselves thrust into a position of particular risk during the 2009/10 pandemic, at a time when they were already taking responsibility for the well-being of their unborn child.
The accumulation of zinc in the hepatopancreas during pre-moult, together with the role of zinc in inducing oxidative stress, accentuates the requirement for protective measures against free radical formation in this moult cycle stage.
A colonnade by Michael Graves along the facade of Bryan Hall, the English department building, exaggerates the girth of the columns; Hereford Residential College by Tod Williams Billie Tsien & Associates accentuates the role of a series of lawns and subgardens as dividers between walls of brick buildings.
