A blood supply developed.
However, the higher elasticity of energy supply developed in CH hearts [8] appears to compensate this alteration and even under low oxygen conditions, energy supply elasticity remained twice higher as compared to Control.
Balancing SCI health care needs with available supply developed for able-bodied pregnant women may be a source of tension for some gynaecologists and SCI health care providers.
Thus, we need the support of the pharmaceutical industry as well as community support to supply developing countries with necessary renoprotective and cardioprotective drugs.
Using the electronic pharmacy database, we calculated patient adherence according to an algorithm with number of pills and days supply developed by Steiner et al. (18).
But here love, marriage and family are invested with as much narrative currency as finding food supplies, developing windmill power and getting vaccines for horrible new viruses.
Mr. Obama must decide what strategies are most likely to achieve his goals of diversifying the nation's fuel supplies, developing alternative energy sources, reducing oil consumption, and curbing carbon emissions that contribute to global warming.
In part, they drew on forecasts of future U.S. natural gas supplies developed by 23 experts in academia, industry, and finance; the forecasts ran the gamut from bullish to bearish.
Carbohydrate transport from endosperms and embryos to coleoptiles, shoots, and roots is an important process for supplying developing tissues with a carbon source during seed germination and seedling establishment.
However, because of the higher elasticity of energy-supply developed in heart during chronic hypoxia, the effect of acute hypoxia is compensated (figure 3, chronic hypoxia arrow) and bioenergetics of CH heart keeps the same control distribution among energy supply and demand under low oxygen availability than healthy hearts under normal oxygen conditions.
