Anatomy The perfect beach body requires the full complement of essential organs in order to sustain functioning.
Also, 84 patients achieved sustained function (HA Q<0.21), and baseline DAS28 and age were the only predictors.
The successful implementation and maintenance of the NBPCC-derived burn disaster plans hinge on the formalization and sustained function of the NBN.
We focused on the heart, a post-mitotic tissue where mitochondria are critical for sustained function, making it an ideal organ system for evaluating mitochondrial function and cell survival during aging and cell stress.
In AS, while passive coping may be a common response during acute disease flares, the more that patients rely on passive pain coping on a daily basis, the more difficulty they may encounter in sustaining functioning and quality of life.
The corporations, their top executives and the major shareholders whom they enrich all regularly finance the political campaigns and politicians that perform that sustaining function.
Proteins, not genes, however, sustain function.
It is estimated that the heart stores enough energy to sustain function for only a few beats [90].
Consequently, the natural health sustaining function of social capital [i.e. its buffer function against mental health problems in times of distress (14, 15)] that is generally found in the literature also subsides.
Another observation made herein is that the ability of adult-onset CR to sustain function of the female reproductive axis with age appears to be mediated, at least in part, via maintenance of the ovarian follicle reserve.
