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The concept of sepsis-induced abnormalities in oxygen utilization is supported by findings of elevated tissue oxygen tension [ 5, 6] and decreased oxygen consumption [ 7], together with functional and biochemical derangements but minimal cell death [ 8] in sepsis and septic shock.

The findings of a positive effect of wealth on antenatal care utilization are supported by Gage [28], Fosu [21], Chakraborty et al. [22] and Arthur [5].

The functionality of the predicted arabinose utilization pathway is supported by the growth phenotype profile of Shewanella spp on L-arabinose (see additional data files 7 and 8), which correlates perfectly with the presence/absence of the Ara catabolic genes (Table 3).

This research is supported by Investigations on the Innovation and Utilization of Agricultural Biological Resources of Shandong Province (201404107), and Funds of Shandong "Double Tops" Program (SYL2017XTTD13).

Charging is supported by dedicated counters that measure the utilization of the effective rate.

Hence, with the utilization of low-grade geothermal energy, the cooling requirement of the house is supported.

Furthermore, efforts to improve post-partum care service utilization should be supported by improving access to transport, road infrastructure and the quality of care provided so that women and their families feel welcomed and receive reasonable value for the time invested in attending the services.

Remarks 2. The maximum system utilization that can be supported is constrained by the deadline requirement and the travel costs between the headquarter and the disaster area.

irtA and irtB involvement in Fe-cMyco utilization is further supported by a study conducted by Farhana et al., which elucidated the irtAB iron trafficking mechanism utilizing recombinant IrtA and IrtB packaged into liposomes and irtA and irtB knock out mutants in M. smegmatis[ 106].

All are supported by utilization of advanced ICT and cloud technology, and by power systems and social infrastructure business.

This research was supported by TUFGEN (Total Utilization of Flax Genomics), project funded by Genome Alberta, Genome Prairie, and Genome Canada.