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Effective messaging would help in illuminating lay understanding, clarifying notions and shaping decision intentions for on-going participation in the screening programs [ 39].

And Heidi Klum has joined us this year; she helped us in illuminate the Empire State Building red to shine a light on this fight against leukemia; she met with leukemia patients who have benefited from bone-marrow donations through DKMS and gave a makeover to one.

It illuminates how and where molecular techniques can help in addressing the most difficult of remaining problems.

(Heidegger will later introduce an existential notion of spatiality that does help to illuminate the sense in which Dasein is in the world. More on that below).

Mother and infant can be taught a task together, which can help to illuminate developmental differences in particular abilities.

These insights into neurodegenerative pathways that result from defective autophagy may signpost the links between gba mutations and PD and help to illuminate pathophysiological mechanisms in PD and potentially provide novel targets for therapy (Schapira and Gegg, 2013).

While still relatively poorly understood compared to plant and animal systems, further studies of mating-type chromosomes in fungi can help to illuminate the evolution of dimorphic chromosome pairs, identified as "allosomes" following Montgomery (1911) (also "heterosomes"), as being a fundamental genomic feature of many sexual eukaryotes.

Maybe the substrate affinity of specific fatty acid for different enzymes involved in TG and PL synthesis can help illuminating our confusion, but no more information is available.

Systematic efforts to evaluate the impact of low health literacy on health outcomes in other countries would help to illuminate features of health care delivery and financing systems that may mitigate the adverse health effects of low health literacy.

In the interim, it is our hope that the perspectives explored in this work may help to illuminate the internal struggles faced globally by TCAM practitioner groups passing through regulatory transitions, and to inform further investigation around how such regulations may be more effectively and seamlessly implemented, in the public interest, across nations.

Nevertheless, the reviewers' comments helped persuade us of the value of this complementary approach in illuminating whether the tail works as an autonomous module in regulating the body.