… Intrinsic capacity is the combination of individual physical and mental … of the decline in
intrinsic capacity are still unclear. … Our results indicated that decline in intrinsic capacity had …

… One of the constructs used by this strategy is intrinsic capacity (IC), which is defined as the
composite of all the mental and physical capacities that a person can draw on over a lifetime [2…

… We also found that in addition to a CD4 T cell–intrinsic capacity of this mART to promote
Th17 differentiation, enteric CD103 + DCs were reduced in Parp14 −/− mice, which may …

… We show that a low intrinsic aerobic running capacity confers reduced insulin sensitivity in
… with high intrinsic running capacity. Furthermore, selection for high running capacity, in the …

… Taken together, these results demonstrated that the intrinsic growth capacity of the neurons,
… to sustain intrinsic growth capacity. We show that the regenerative capacity of injured axons …

… We discuss how intrinsic disorder functions to enhance and propagate signalling. The
multiplicity of protein-interaction motifs in IDPs and their capacity for regulation through post-…

… Also from the temperature derivative of A7/(app) one can obtain an expression for the
apparent heat capacity change(eq 4). Here we assume that there is no intrinsic heat capacity …

… The concept suggests that functional ability, which depends on the interplay between both
environmental factors and intrinsic capacity (IC), is key to achieving overall well-being. IC, …

… that divides widely for intrinsic (ie, untrained) aerobic exercise capacity, provide first
demonstration that an inherent aerobic capacity phenotype and cosegregated subphenotypes can …

… Our study showed that participants with a decline in at least three out of the six intrinsic
capacity domains had a probability of >80% of belonging to the low/moderate participation group. …