Although it has been shown that a simultaneous administration of the vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF); a potent angiogenic factor, could improve the overall survival of chemically induced acute hepatic failure (AHF) in rats, it has not been elucidated yet whether this salvage effect can be observed in the on-going AHF or not.
Regarding this intriguing finding, Muro et al (2010) have speculated that S-1 might have some salvage effects in patients who previously received FOLFOX, containing oxaliplatin with bolus and infusional 5-FU.
Hence, functional TSG101 was able to salvage the effects of MGRN1 inactivation, however, the reverse did not happen.
Your friends and family in effect salvaged that boat, albeit with the best of intentions, and having taken possession of it, you must dispose of it properly.
An old man there remembers salvaging the pilot's personal effects; they were later handed in to the authorities.
Challenges include purgatorial board meetings, battles for creative control, the coaxing of above-it-all actors, salvaging your terrible-looking special effects.
Nothing is labelled and haggling is standard practice - stalls sell anything from inkwells, fake and real furs to boxes stuffed with personal effects salvaged from house clearances.
Medics near his crash site at Absalom Trench ventured into no man's land and retrieved his body, while a patrol of eight volunteers salvaged his personal effects from the fallen aircraft.
There is a strict tradeoff when this capture effect occurs; the system throughput increases since the errors due to collisions may be salvaged by the capture effect, but the nodes may experience unfair channel access.
Scientists have a "50-50" chance of salvaging existing antibiotics from bacteria which has become resistant to its effects, according to Dr David Brown.
