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Thus, determination of a mechanism whereby A3G may escape from Vif's blockage, which would rescue its potent antiviral activity, is of considerable interest, as it would provide a novel therapeutic strategy for treating HIV-1 infection.

Benjamin felt the deal was worth it, as it would provide the Confederacy with badly needed funds to pay its agents in Europe.

Microsoft would probably welcome the move, as it would provide a genuine alternative to Windows and perhaps reduce some of the legal pressures on that company.

As Batuman writes, it has been proposed that the designation BEN be changed to aristolochic acid nephropathy (AAN), a formal identifier that is critically important, as it would provide the impetus to change agricultural practices, thereby preventing contamination of crops.

Although Hamilton says it is wrong to boo him for being successful, he has admitted that personally he wouldn't want to win in such an easy fashion as it would provide him with very little satisfaction.

451, Bray believes, would work nicely, as it would provide a tribute to Bradbury as well as reminding users of the dystopian future predicted by the science fiction author.

Given the fact that the driverless taxi obviates the need for annual fixed costs and maintenance normally associated with car-sharing as well as parking, it would provide even greater convenience.

If the meeting, scheduled for Saturday at the border village of Panmunjom, takes place as planned, it would provide the two Koreas with an opportunity to move toward a thaw after years of tensions that hit a peak this year, when the North's third nuclear test led to international sanctions and the North issued a stream of threats against the South and its ally, the United States.

If LexTALE becomes widely used by a large number of laboratories, as is our hope, it would provide a certain level of standardization across studies.

The Obama administration said it would provide as much as $400 billion in aid, and then removed the limit entirely, promising to provide all necessary funds.

Bank of America said yesterday that it would provide as much as $600 million to prop up several Columbia Management funds, which bought large amounts of debt issued by structured investment vehicles, or SIVs, that is now worth less than it paid.