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Additionally, we found that combining both treatments prevented neuronal cell damage to the greatest extent, and their additive effect may be exploited to effectively prevent reperfusion assaults in the hippocampus.
This loophole can be exploited to effectively shield bad assets and make the bank look stronger than it really is.
Further molecular investigation uncovered novel links between cyclin D1b expression and elevated PARP activity and markers of genome instability, which could be exploited to effectively inhibit tumor cell growth.
It is shown that heat conduction in the supports can be exploited to curb effectively the temperature gradients.
It is important to analyse how well we can derive a threshold under which the distance in the signal space can effectively be exploited to perform attack detection.
Last December, networking giant Juniper revealed it had discovered two mysterious backdoors in the software running on its firewalls, which could effectively be exploited to decrypt protected data passing through its firewalls.
Perhaps by increasing the photon yield of fluorescent ligands bound to the BoNTx/A heavy chain, or to its receptor in nerve terminal membranes, will enable this attractive molecular target to be exploited more effectively and to achieve its full potential for applications to CEM imaging.
The results showed that GO, owing to its unique chemical and morphological structures, can be exploited as dispersant to effectively maintain GnP colloidal stability near its negligibly charged state (i.e., lowest charge density) where it was generally known to experience rapid aggregation due to extremely low repulsive forces.
The military are aware of the problem and know that a revolution has to happen, if the military potential is to be exploited effectively.
If this resource is to be exploited effectively for drug and vaccine design, there is an urgent need to make the link between these DNA sequences and the functional proteins of the parasite, which they encode.
