Keratinocytes, when applied to a wound, should theoretically induce and stimulate healing by releasing growth factors or multiplying in situ[ 18], thereby enhancing the healing effect of blood platelets.
For this reason, MSCs can theoretically be stimulated to undergo differentiation to a preferred lineage (osteocytes, chondrocytes, tenocytes, and adipocytes), thus recreating a specific tissue for therapeutic use [ 51].
But by late 2011 the mismatch was back down to pre-recession levels.If most unemployment is cyclical, not structural, the Fed could theoretically help by stimulating demand with easier monetary policy.
Since system tests will acoustically stimulate the system under test, we would theoretically have to describe acoustic signals here, which are in continuous time.
So blocking specific micro-RNAs — or perhaps stimulating them — could theoretically provide a powerful way to treat diseases.
Although the plan was theoretically sound, it was ineffective in stimulating economic growth.
- However, RSV is a mucosal pathogen and there are theoretically advantages for a RSV vaccine capable of stimulating a robust mucosal antibody response.
Theoretically, the hormone could stimulate abnormal cell growth in the ovaries, as it can in the breast and uterus.
Of course, if increased expenditure stimulates food intake then, theoretically, excess intake might stimulate expenditure.
Theoretically, such antibodies can be engineered to recognize and clear infected cells perhaps by stimulating antibody-dependent cell-mediated cytotoxicity (Barouch et al., 2013).
