Macroprudential policies or macropru, is the formal name given to government policies aiming to contain the
endogenous risk emanating from the financial system.
The absorption of
endogenous amino acids is different in various poultry birds depending on the nutrient digestibility, requirements and physiological status of the gastrointestinal tract (GIT).
Endogenous sulfur dioxide/aspartate aminotransferase pathway existed in the primary rat myocardial fibroblasts
In this perspective, the theory of
endogenous economic growth has explored the possibility that combined accumulation of physical and human capital is enough to sustain growth in the long run.
Endogenous heparin activity is decreased in peripheral arterial occlusive disease.
(b) the dependent variable, measuring
endogenous regional employment performance, is the regional (or differential) component derived from a shift-share analysis of employment change over the decade 2001-2011; and
Elevated
Endogenous SCE Levels in Primary Sarcoma Cell Lines.
Furthermore, except for the modulatory mechanisms on the exogenous and
endogenous stem cells, the microenvironmental factors that control the stem cell niches were also discussed in this special issue.
Even after being hobbled, these
endogenous retroviruses can still sometimes make their proteins.
Research suggests that the vitamins C and beta-carotene--provided by a variety of fruits and vegetables--play an important role in the
endogenous antioxidant system, as does vitamin E, which is found in whole grains and high-quality, properly extracted and protected vegetable oils.
In order to identify the
endogenous character of money supply, seasonally-adjusted quarterly data of real production and the monetary aggregate M2 are selected.
Keywords: Fruit set; Growth and Development;
Endogenous hormone; CsEXP 10 gene; Cucumber (Cucumis sativus L.)
