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In presenting these examples from the field of mammalian metabolic physiology, our goal is to strengthen the linkages between physiologists and engineers as we develop our knowledge and appreciation of the complexity of metabolic networks.

We conclude that on the material surfaces that we have studied a reduced mobility of focal adhesions may strengthen the linkages between cell and ECM but impair the ability to dynamically organize and remodel the ECM.

Recommendation 4: UNICEF, in consultation with UNFPA and is national partners, should make efforts to further strengthen the linkages between the Saleema initiative and other efforts to end FGM/C in Sudan.

Provision will also be made for special care and support to orphans and other vulnerable children and strengthen the linkages between schools and communities through student governance bodies and parent-teacher associations.

Not only would increased training in the community strengthen the linkages between the future health workforce and the Ugandan population, but also improve the relevance of the students' learning experiences to their needs.

The experience and the products of this research will help to strengthen the linkages between the LHW and MNCH programmes, in a holistic way and to build the district and programme capacity to implement these interventions under routine programme circumstances.

The claims and protests caused by the deterioration of the political elite during the last decade show, among other things, the urgency to strengthen the linkage between citizens and their representatives.

A report last year from the office of the Manhattan borough president, Scott M. Stringer, said an overhaul should allow for "a broader set of perspectives, eliminate patronage, increase accountability and strengthen the linkage" between the board and "this complex, multibillion-dollar organization".

These findings imply that pediatric HIV and prevention of mother-to-child transmission services must strengthen the linkage between testing and care, and that the hospital is an important care entry point for these patients.

This suggests that further effort is required to strengthen the linkage between the PMTCT and HIV care/treatment programs [ 46].

Underlying hypertension and CKD also strengthen the linkage between diastolic dysfunction and CIN through the effects of uremic toxin [ 38, 39], pressure overload, RAAS activation, and markedly elevated expression of humoral mediators such as catecholamines, endothelin, and parathyroid hormone [ 40].