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This point was highlighted by Chad Dickey (University of South Florida, USA), who discovered that inhibition of HSP70 ATPase activity could also be effective at stabilizing disorganized tau.

This point was highlighted by Lane et al. [ 12], who found that early exposure to nephrology was the principal reason for the choice of a career in a survey of 222 potential nephrology trainees from Australia.

This point is highlighted in the EU Water Framework Directive (European Water Directive 2000).

This point is highlighted by the Trump and Brexit victories.

This point is highlighted by recent studies on the mdx mouse, an animal model of DMD, in which membrane permeable antioxidants administered to young mice ameliorate the progression of damage in both skeletal [4], [5], [6] and cardiac [7] muscle.

This point is highlighted by the fact that we did not replicate the SNPs reported by "classic" GWAS [ 6, 11, 13, 14].

This point is highlighted by evidence that there is only low-to-moderate long-term adherence to recommended standards for exercise, diet and smoke-free living following conventional behaviour change programs.

This point is highlighted by the fact that IL-1RI KO mice still succumbed to infection even after exposure to a 1-log lower bacterial inoculum that is not capable of eliciting brain abscess formation in immunocompetent animals.

PGN-K12 stimulation at this point is highlighted by a strong down-regulation of transcript diversity, including cell adhesion, defence response, cell homeostasis and metabolism, with almost all observed early stage transcripts returning to base-line conditions (Table 1 and 2).

As Eric Chaney, at Morgan Stanley, puts it: "The way Europe is trying to cope with its rigidities is not to get rid of them, but to shrink the share of the market that is rigid".This point is highlighted by a contrast with Britain, whose overall job market is far less regulated than those on the continent.

The fear that Greeks were at a tipping point was highlighted when Kostas Hatzidakis, a former economics minister was beaten up during one protest, his attackers screaming: "Thieves, thieves" as they punched him.