(At this juncture, one naturally notes the dichotomy between Trump's definition of surfing, and the more salutary online activity of navigating Forbes.com).
A body of evidence in several organisms demonstrates that an increase in mitochondrial activity, together with activation of the reactive oxigen species (ROS) defense system, is associated with the salutary effects of the CR regimen, [ 7, 8].
Most importantly, NSA and FISA activities lack the salutary workings of our traditional adversarial processes in which parties with a stake are informed and have the opportunity to raise issues, including the opportunity to present competing proofs and arguments to an impartial decider.
Keeping active has a salutary effect.
It is of interest that other agents that inhibit VEGF activity specifically have been shown to have salutary effects against thyroid cancer cell lines in vitro and in vivo (Bauer et al, 2003).
The movie's emphasis on individual action and achievement in the face of vast obstacles is both beautiful and salutary, but its near-effacement of collective organization and political activity at a time when they were at their historical apogee for that matter, its elision of politics as such narrows the drama and, all the more grievously, the characters at its center.
This largely reflected the salutary effects of EU accession, strong GDP growth and increasing trading activity.
Whether this will translate into more or bigger eruptions remains uncertain, but the aviation chaos that arose from the Eyjafjallajökull eruption in 2010 provides a salutary warning of the disruption that any future increase in Icelandic volcanic activity may cause across the North Atlantic region.
Personality may indirectly influence cognitive outcomes through its adverse impact on biological systems (e.g., hypothalamic-pituitary adrenal axis and glucocorticoids) or through salutary processes such as emotion regulation and beneficial lifestyles/activities (e.g., physical activity and dietary habits) [ 25- 30].
Parents and exercise scientists (who, not infrequently, are the same people) have known for a long time that physical activity helps young people to settle and pay attention in school or at home, with salutary effects on academic performance.
