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Hence, their transport across the blood-brain barrier (BBB) needs to be facilitated, for example through interaction with the transferrin receptor (TfR).

This could be facilitated, for example, by B4 B10 disulfide bond isomerization, synchronized with similar structural responses in B7 A7 and A6 A11 disulfides.

This integration would be facilitated, for example, by the extensive reciprocal connections among multisensory, prefrontal, and parietal regions and auditory cortex in nonhuman primates (Hackett et al. 1999, 2007; Romanski et al. 1999; Petrides and Pandya 2006, 2007).

However, respondents reported that consent could be facilitated, for example, by mineworkers making their agreement to autopsy clear while being alive and by communicating this intention to ancestors – thus providing consent consistent with their belief system.

This might be facilitated, for example, by having the arthritis specialists' electronic health record (EHR) notes be generated in real-time and made available (either electronically, or via paper) to the primary care physician, either via electronic exchange (EHR, or facsimile) or hand-carried by the patient [ 32].

In relation with general health goals of a district, concretisation and prioritization of infrastructural measures is facilitated (for example, 'improve rain water harvesting potential and its utilization at health centres in region X' or 'improve availability and functioning of basic sterilization equipment in dispensaries of Y district').

However, because the most conserved positions (first and second) on the cox1 codons correspond to the second and first positions on gau codons, respectively, changes within a functionally similar amino acid family are facilitated (for example: I/M, F/L, Q/H and N/K, but not I/F).

This included seeking views on examples of published interventions, and how interventions might be facilitated for their context.

Hybrid speciation appears to be facilitated by several additional factors, for example, availability of a suitable ecological niche or development of appropriate fitness (Rieseberg 1997; Mallet 2007).

The process will be facilitated by stakeholder feedback and involvement, for example through patient and health professionals' panels.

The importance of the second-shell residues for the reactivity in the native enzymes has been well-documented 15a,  21 and stabilization of the dissociated catecholate in a 4 B b-like intermediate may well be facilitated by strong hydrogen bonding with for example, Arg-221 in 1,2-catechol dioxygenase.