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be understood by head-reason, but only by experiencing it with the soul. Religion, the English word for religion, is derived from the Latin word ‘re-legere’, "to observe carefully." In other words, religion is synonymous with the word...

the study also included the optional addition of a pair of French Nord Aviation L17 liquid propellant boosters (derived from the Diamant launch vehicle). Launch would be from Kourou. Blue Streak/Centaur concept with strap-on boosters...

their oral and written informed consent to publish the data. All the samples were at least 0.5 cm × 1.5 cm, and derived from adults: two females/one male, age between 37 and 45, in the hip area, and three females/three males, age >55...

of San Francisco in the US State of California. It is an area of unique natural beauty with spectacular scenery derived from repeated glaciations in an area of granite bedrock over millions of years. This has resulted in a concentration...

by watching videos can not lead to understanding the core of Kimu Practice, as it involves learning movements derived from nature itself. --- ○ Why Kimu Practice Cannot Be Learned by Memorizing Movements 1. Understanding the Flow of...

active [18]. In fact, many small-molecule drugs that have been approved by regulatory agencies were derived from natural sources [19], including Taxol from Taxus brevifolia [20] and Vinblastine from Catharanthus roseus [21]. However...

in diet ratios than the LCT KD, and the calorie intake is calculated based on the percentage of energy derived from MCT.24,31 In addition, there is clinical evidence of the equivalent efficacy of the MCT and LCT KD.12,32 However, the...

be limited in some diseases. Oxidative stress involves the chemistry of reactions of so-called reactive species derived from oxygen and nitrogen (Box 1). Understanding which of these species cause damage to macromolecules helps to...

the first line of defense by collecting debris (Hickey and Kimura, 1988; Prinz et al., 2017). Microglia, derived from yolk-sac progenitor cells (Takahashi et al., 1989; Alliot et al., 1999), reside within the CNS parenchyma. They possess...