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A selective induction of NIS in tumor cells might be instrumental for developing NIS-mediated radionuclide therapy and represent an attractive alternative to NIS DNA-mediated transduction.
These data indicate that the analysis of the involvement of FAK in the mitotic spindle assembly and function in tumor cells appear to be instrumental for developing specific inhibitors to this particular FAK function in malignant cells.
We state that a comprehensive GIS perspective is instrumental for developing a more explanatory stance in the innovation system literature and developing policy interventions that reflect the increasing spatial complexity in the innovation process.
These opportunities are instrumental for developing pragmatic knowledge (Omaggio-Hadley, 2001; Simpson, 1997), as learners are provided with opportunities to practice a variety of functions likely to be encountered in the target language.
These inhibitors aided the functional characterization of these proteins and were instrumental for developing drugs with therapeutic potential.
It is also clear that behavioral rigidities in ASD serve a host of functions in addition to those that connote safety, such as sensory reinforcement or producing adult attention, and that understanding this function is instrumental for developing effective behavioral interventions (Kennedy, Meyer, Knowles, & Shukla, 2000).
Sensitive molecular methods for monitoring both presence and fate of halorespiring bacteria have been developed, which will be instrumental for the design and maintenance of optimised in situ bioremediation processes.
The EC-FP7 funded the five-year SURE project which was instrumental for building capacity, developing and testing resources and tools for EIHP.
The purpose of this study is to identify the facilitators and barriers to HPV screening which could be instrumental when developing interventions for El Salvador as well as for other LMIC countries.
Thus, sensory feedback resulting from spontaneous movements is instrumental for coordination of activity in developing sensorimotor spinal cord circuits.
