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"Currently available infusion catheters used to treat PE and other large clots are not able to rapidly restore blood flow through the thrombus and allow for only limited radial diffusion of exogenously administered thrombolytics like r-tPA into a clot," said Marv Woodall, Chairman & CEO of Thrombolex.

With this, the insulin they cannot generate will be given exogenously (from outside) to meet the body metabolic needs.

Solving the model yielded the following relationship among industrial robots ([R.sup.d]), the price of exogenously supplied robots ([rho]), the relative importance of the robot-using sector ([[gamma].sub.1]) and non-robot-using sector ([[gamma].sub.2]), the share of young and old labor ([l.sub.i]), the elasticity of substitution between robot and labor inputs ([sigma]), and the elasticity of substitution between sector outputs ([epsilon]):

The next three milestones include identifying the peptides and structure needed to grow a tumor, selecting the one that works the best, and then growing a tumor exogenously.

(6) For example, the selective function of a singer's attention may be exogenously initiated to direct attention to the audience (and thus away from their own performance) by the loud crinkling of a cellophane wrapped lozenge being fumbled by the patron in the front row.

Mainstream economics is founded on the assumption that human beings are motivated by exogenously given preferences - what economists call 'utility functions.' Though the relative weights may differ, all individuals want more and better food, clothes, shelter, vacations, and other experiences.

Mainstream economics is founded on the assumption that human beings are motivated by exogenously given preferences what economists call "utility functions." Though the relative weights may differ, all individuals want more and better food, clothes, shelter, vacations, and other experiences.

Mainstream economics is founded on the assumption that human beings are motivated by exogenously given preferences - what economists call "utility functions." Though the relative weights may differ, all individuals want more and better food, clothes, shelter, vacations, and other experiences.

602473) is a fatal infantile disease caused by an accumulation of sulfide, [H.sub.2]S, a mitochondrial poison produced exogenously by the anaerobic enterobacterial flora and synthesized endogenously in various mammalian tissues (5).

Thus, in these experimental models in mice and rats it is the males that preferentially develop more pronounced disease, while exogenously administered estrogens have proven to be protective.