A detailed experimental investigation on the effect giving rise to the ability to sustain steady state heat fluxes in excess of 10 MW/m2 has not yet been possible and hence the phenomenon is not yet well understood.
The gene expression of this region is also suggestive of the presence of early TACs with self renewal capacity (transient cells) Clinical evidence supports our findings that cornea has the potential to sustain steady state turnover of its epithelium in healthy ocular conditions and LEC is the potential reservoir of limbal SC.
This review examines important robust methods for sustained, steady-state, in vitro culture.
In addition, the obtained path is able to operate in sustained steady-state [ 38].
In particular, we incorporate reaction stoichiometry and force paths to satisfy the mass balance equation and perform in sustained steady-state.
This last constraint ensures that the directed path found can perform in sustained steady-state, as claimed in Pey et al. [ 26].
However, CFPs satisfy two additional properties: i) ability to work in sustained steady-state; and ii) carbon exchange in each of its intermediate steps.
In addition to the sustained steady-state plasma levels seen with Gralise, one must acknowledge the convenience of a once-daily dosing regimen.
As this metabolite is required for the activity of PEMT (first enzyme in the ranking), SLC25A26 is essential for PEMT, i.e. the lack of SLC25A26 inhibits PEMT since the latter cannot perform in sustained steady-state without the former.
At rest, there exists a wide range of HR over which sustained, steady-state changes in HR yield no change in CO due to reciprocal changes in SV [ 87, 88].
5 Future evaluations to assess the incremental cost of optimizing IVIG therapy (eg, adjusting dosing and/or achieving sustained steady-state levels) should include an evaluation of the effects on infection-related medical expenditures.
