That stock markets have remained fairly steady during the dollar's long decline, notwithstanding yesterday's activity, may also hint that investors see the depreciation as, on balance, a useful development.
Lymphocyte function-associated antigen 1 (LFA-1), a member of β2-integrin family, exerts multiple roles in host T cell immunity and has been identified as a useful drug-development target for inflammatory and autoimmune diseases.
Such a model will have the potential to increase knowledge about distribution and PKPD properties of existing drugs as well as provide a useful tool in development of novel compounds targeting tuberculosis.
A comparison of the two frameworks is intended to support the use of the Roy Adaptation Model as a useful guide in the development of community-based nursing interventions.
Reservoir-simulation technology, as a useful tool of reservoir development, has the capability to provide us with an economic means to solve complex reservoir-engineering problems with efficiency.
Large clinical trials have already suggested that persisting low levels of mHLA-DR expression could be used as an useful biomarker for the development of nosocomial infection in ICU patients [ 9, 12].
According to Bob Adamson, an expert with the Hong Kong Institute of Education, English was "viewed by some national leaders as a useful tool for the development of the economy but a negative force culturally and politically".
"It makes us see how we're admired and validates the importance of our traditions," Mr. Tsamarin had told me, adding that the Achuar now consider the value of their cultural heritage as a useful leverage against oil development.
A new Multi-Walled Carbon Nanotubes (MWCNTs) based conducting cotton fabric was properly designed and achieved, as a useful component for the development of humidity and temperature sensors.
Previously, we and others showed that a streptavidin (SAv) and biotin complex can serve as a useful platform for the development of hybrid imaging probes due to the strong interaction between SAv and biotin, with a dissociation constant of approximately 10−14 M [20].
