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In his speech the chancellor rightly drew attention to the "damaging imbalance in economic growth across the whole country".
Following acute injuries such as myocardial infarction and cerebral strokes, on time delivery of BM-MSCs to the damaging tissues is crucial to achieve optimum therapeutic effects.
There, she engaged British light cruisers on two instances, and was damaged in both; she contributed to the damaging of the cruiser during the latter engagement.
Conversely, others established that UPS inactivation (due to oxidative damage occurring with ischemia reperfusion) is a robust contributor to the damaging effects elicited by an AMI [ 18].
They are also more susceptible to the damaging effects of reactive oxygen species, suggesting that SIR-2.1 may offer protection against oxidative damage.
Medicines designed to boost sexual function might contribute to the damaging effects on men's hearts, Liu added.
It's not the first time that an innocent selfie has led to the damaging of a beautiful statue.
BRAVADO If none of the above helps, it's easy to fall prey to the damaging tendency to take drastic action.
This contributes, as well it might, to the damaging sense that Britain is governed by an out-of-touch elite.
Every time one of the banks lends to a coal-mining company, they are contributing to the damaging of the Great Barrier Reef.
But Japan seems to be waking up to the damaging implications of strict ideals of the perfect body, with a plus-size magazine launching recently.
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