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Exit strategies of intracellular pathogens
Nature Reviews Microbiology, 2008The exit of intracellular pathogens from host cells is an important step in the infectious cycle, but is poorly understood. It has recently emerged that microbial exit is a process that can be directed by organisms from within the cell, and is not simply a consequence of the physical or metabolic burden that is imposed on the host cell.
Kevin Hybiske
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New England Journal of Medicine, 2014
It may be time for the Veterans Health Administration to transition out of the health care delivery business, instead supporting utilization of private-sector health care by subsidizing coverage for enrolled veterans and coordinating care for its service population.
William B. Weeks, David I. Auerbach
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It may be time for the Veterans Health Administration to transition out of the health care delivery business, instead supporting utilization of private-sector health care by subsidizing coverage for enrolled veterans and coordinating care for its service population.
William B. Weeks, David I. Auerbach
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Salmonella's exit strategy [PDF]
Nature Reviews Microbiology, 2010 Salmonella enterica usurps a mechanism for homeostatic turnover of gastrointestinal epithelial cells in order to ensure host cell exit.
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2004
Publisher Summary This chapter defines exit strategy as the component of the business plan that describes a method by which investors can realize a tangible return on the capital that they have invested in the venture. Investors consider the ‘‘how,’’ ‘‘when,’’ and ‘‘how much’’ related to converting their share of the profits of the venture to a more ‘‘
Suzanne M. Erickson, John B. Vinturella
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Publisher Summary This chapter defines exit strategy as the component of the business plan that describes a method by which investors can realize a tangible return on the capital that they have invested in the venture. Investors consider the ‘‘how,’’ ‘‘when,’’ and ‘‘how much’’ related to converting their share of the profits of the venture to a more ‘‘
Suzanne M. Erickson, John B. Vinturella
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Monetary Exit Strategy and Fiscal Spillovers [PDF]
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2011 The paper models strategic monetary-fiscal interactions in the aftermath of the global financial crisis – in a single country as well as a monetary union. It depicts both the short-term (stabilization) perspective and the long-term (sustainability) perspective, and the link between them.
Jan Libich +2 more
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NeoReviews, 2005
After completing this article, readers should be able to: 1. Explain the rationale and technique of the ex utero intrapartum treatment (EXIT) strategy. 2. Determine appropriate indications for the EXIT strategy. 3. Describe the multidisciplinary effort required for a successful EXIT procedure. 4. Delineate the maternal and fetal risks/benefits
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After completing this article, readers should be able to: 1. Explain the rationale and technique of the ex utero intrapartum treatment (EXIT) strategy. 2. Determine appropriate indications for the EXIT strategy. 3. Describe the multidisciplinary effort required for a successful EXIT procedure. 4. Delineate the maternal and fetal risks/benefits
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Science, 2004
POLIO ENDGAMEStopping polio transmission is just the first step; next, experts must implement a precision strategy to keep the disease from coming back.
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POLIO ENDGAMEStopping polio transmission is just the first step; next, experts must implement a precision strategy to keep the disease from coming back.
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2019
The closing chapter explores what might be done immediately to assist households without the homes they need and what might be done in the longer term to shift the function of housing in the economy – de-commodify it and deliver a ‘right’ to housing. There is a need for more planning, essential for the coordination of infrastructure investments that ...
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The closing chapter explores what might be done immediately to assist households without the homes they need and what might be done in the longer term to shift the function of housing in the economy – de-commodify it and deliver a ‘right’ to housing. There is a need for more planning, essential for the coordination of infrastructure investments that ...
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Survival, 2012
‘Before we send our troops into a foreign country, we should know how and when we're going to get them out’, US National Security Adviser Anthony Lake intoned in 1996, two years after the precipita...
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‘Before we send our troops into a foreign country, we should know how and when we're going to get them out’, US National Security Adviser Anthony Lake intoned in 1996, two years after the precipita...
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2011
Outsourcing contracts do not last forever. And sooner or later, the client has to think of “where to go by the end of this contract?” and “how to get there?” Resources are necessary no matter if the decision is renegotiating with current supplier, changing supplier, or bringing IT home.
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Outsourcing contracts do not last forever. And sooner or later, the client has to think of “where to go by the end of this contract?” and “how to get there?” Resources are necessary no matter if the decision is renegotiating with current supplier, changing supplier, or bringing IT home.
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