Actually there is much that can be done, from the Australian government really putting our money where its mouth is, to understanding that science must be at the basis of all action.
In addition novel data indicate that B cell activation may be at the basis of impaired immune responses.
Moreover, the similarity between the actives of a target and its crystal structure ligand seems to be at the basis of the good performance of Glide.
This is not the case, which suggests that they capture knowledge and skills that may indeed be at the basis of financial competence.
Inter-dependence can be at the basis of benefits for the partners, which are mutual but not necessarily equal because of the various kinds of pressure that can compromise this co-operation.
Individual donors, either isolated or in a many-donor channel, can be at the basis of a variety of applications: single dopant transistors, memory or turnstile devices in double- or multiple-dopant systems, and dopant optoelectronic devices based on photon-dopant interaction.
Taken together with previous data on DRt-spinal synaptic contacts at the superficial dorsal horn, the present results point to the occurrence of a reciprocal excitatory loop connecting the dorsal DRt and lamina I, which may be at the basis of the DRt-mediated pain-facilitating effects described recently.
In familial forms the deposits frequently contain the mutant protein; in sporadic forms, post-translational modifications of proteins may be at the basis of the abnormal conformation.
Nitrated NFL has been shown to inhibit the assembly of unmodified neurofilament subunits and therefore may be at the basis of neurofilament aggregate formation [50].
The combined modulation of these different proteins is likely to be at the basis of the senescence pathways elicited by miR-20a-over-expression.
These mice exhibit impaired glucose uptake and GLUT4 translocation indicating that decreased insulin sensitivity in muscle could be at the basis of the observed metabolic alterations.
