Another strength of this study is the use of actual turnover as an outcome measure, rather than the intention to leave general practice.
There has been recent interest in the use of bone-turnover markers to evaluate osteoporosis.
Moreover, since this heterogeneous biocatalyst is highly stable and can be re-used for many cycles, the total turnover of such catalyst can be increased.
If reverse causality would be an issue, I would expect at least some variation in the use of ATPs around CEO turnovers.
For example, meta-analysis for number and qualifications of staff fails to take into account staff turnover, the use of agency staff, and the professional mix of staff.
In the management of patients with stage 4 5 CKD and low T-scores or fragility fractures, adynamic bone disease is probably the most important bone disease to exclude since lowering bone turnover, by the use of antiresorptive drugs, may not be desired in patients, including diabetics, whose skeleton has developed into a low bone turnover state.
The complexity of CFTR maturation and turnover requires the use of cellular models that closely recapitulate the specific properties of the clinically most affected organs.
These and other preclinical studies of surgically induced joint injuries show promise in the use of biochemical biomarkers of joint-tissue turnover and inflammation for early detection and staging of pathological changes associated with later OA development.
Shvets et al. more recently pioneered the use of flow cytometry to quantify the turnover of GFP-LC3 as an assay to measure autophagic activity in living mammalian cells [ 7].
Any temptations to estimate this difference must consider the fact that in our experiments the new intermediates were detected under nonequilibrium conditions of continuous turnover; thus, the use of Kstab for a description of the stability of SQo may be invalid, as this parameter is used to define stability in systems under thermodynamic equilibrium conditions.
