Clearly, cell recovery necessitates mobilization of the DNA damage response and underscores the need for systematic investigation of the scope of DNA repair capacities in the PNS to help predict post-treatment risks to recovering neurons.
More cracks were caused by repair work in 2011, leading the company to evaluate the risks, costs, and scope of any further repairs, Progress Energy Florida, a Duke subsidiary, said in a statement.
Second, the variables, type of scope, repairs, insurance policy, and number of airway management procedures (BAL or PT) were assessed in seven different simulations (see below).
Compared to traditional techniques, fault self-repair based on EHW consumes fewer hardware resources, and the scope of fault self-repair was expanded significantly.
One of the largest buildings in the city, it has been caught in a tug of war between its owners and its insurers over the cost and scope of the cleanup and repairs.
This model considers bone remodelling under the scope of a general damage-repair theory following the principles of continuum damage mechanics.
Flexible optical bronchoscopes are essential for management of airways in ICU, but the conventional reusable flexible scopes have three major drawbacks: high cost of repairs, need for decontamination, and possible transmission of infectious agents.
However, the conventional reusable flexible scopes have three major drawbacks: high cost of repairs, need for decontamination, and possible transmission of Creutzfeldt Jakob disease or other infectious agents [4, 5].
Both Mr. Dowling, the spokesman for the corps, and Ms. Hall said the price grew because the scope of the project and the method of repair had changed.
Civil War surgeons were quickly overwhelmed by the gaping wounds, mangled bodies and mutilated limbs they were asked to repair as the scope of the war broadened and casualties mounted.
