The results also underscore that different treatment methods may be required for the various syndromes that may develop in children and adolescents who fail to recover from a loss.
Still, Wender said, it is important to reiterate a point Jolie took pains to underscore: that her course of treatment is not for everyone.
These studies, at times contradicting with respect to some mechanisms, underscored that short-term treatment with anti-TNFα may partially restore a more tolerogenic microenvironment, which could be instrumental for the induction of immune tolerance with epitope specific immune therapy.
In a 2009 report to the UN Human Rights Council, the former UN Special Rapporteur on Torture underscored that non-consensual treatment for drug dependence violates both scientific and human rights norms [ 15].
Addition of the broad-range caspase inhibitor zVAD.fmk as well as caspase-8 or -9 selective inhibitors significantly inhibited DNA fragmentation induced by the combination treatment, underscoring that cells undergo caspase-dependent apoptosis.
It underscores that early testing and timely treatment of syphilis infection should be considered as a measure of HIV prevention.
Finally, Schedenbach and Colleagues [ 57] underscored that the best predictors of treatment outcome are the ability to choose a variety of foods, mostly with high caloric density.
Its clinical usefulness is underscored by the observation that treatment with pravastatin restored the angiogenic imbalance, and ameliorated glomerular damage, thereby paving the way for the recent similar treatment of a PE patient with anti-phospholipid syndrome.
The importance of H2AX activation was underscored by the fact that treatment with the DNA-PKcs inhibitor NU7441 or the ATM inhibitor KU55933 inhibited histone modification, as well as BRG1 and PolII recruitment at ER target genes.
The Mormon Church itself was no different in rationalizing its teachings that underscored the poor treatment black people, but instead of using overt physical violence to control them, they relied on "the word of God," ironically, as an ideological weapon of omission in their meetings houses, conference halls and academic institutions.
