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Valid animal models can aid substantially in identifying pathophysiological factors mediating aberrant repetitive behavior and aid in treatment development.
Still, if Mr. Ryan fails to win the vice presidency this year, his political future should be aided substantially if he and Mr. Romney at least keep the margin respectable.
The effort is aided substantially by collaboration with the 30 participating ICUs and important stakeholders including the Society of Critical Care Medicine, the American Society for Health-care Risk Managementhethe Food and Drug Administration Center for Devices and Radiological Health, the Foundation for Accountability, and the Leapfrog Group.
Identification of candidate-genes for pre-eclampsia could aid substantially in the understanding of this important public health problem and provide clues for the prevention and treatment.
TAE provided detailed guidance on study design and implementation, aided substantially in data interpretation, and contributed to drafting and editing the manuscript.
Our results suggest that known protein-protein and domain-domain interactions can aid substantially in predicting interactions in our complex data.
The development of a Midas cichlid linkage map will aid substantially in identifying the genes that underlie phenotypically and ecologically important traits in fishes early during their adaptations to local conditions and the process of incipient speciation.
(Here, though, Japan can hold its head higher: in May it hosted a big African aid gathering, promising substantially to increase aid and technology transfer).The big disappointment was over climate change despite some word games.
The visual aid also substantially improved participants' ability to justify decisions they made about their own lives.
"The overall costs of litigation on legal aid are substantially lower than the overall costs of litigation on conditional fee agreements". Jackson's review maintains that keeping legal aid would save the government more money than it would gain by cutting it.
