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The player also has been enhanced to enable automatic switching between HTML5 and Flash playback, depending on which browser is trying to reach it.
The capacity of the DPHE has been enhanced to enable it to continue, without assistance, the screening of wells and awareness-raising it achieved in eight upazilas in 2002.
The natural permeability of geothermal reservoirs is typically low and therefore needs to be enhanced to enable efficient use and economic viability.
Upon further development of this platform may be enhanced to enable detection of larger number of cytokines and used to correlate the levels and dynamics of cytokine release in immune cells to diagnosis and treatment of infectious diseases.
The query mechanism for reactions was enhanced to enable searching for KEGG IDs, reactants and genes.
To achieve this objective, local laboratory capabilities should be enhanced to enable biological diagnosis of a wide array of arboviruses that actively circulate in the eastern African seaboard region.
With endemic poverty underlying most of the risks facing children in Afghanistan, the new strategy also points to the need for the capacity of communities and families to be enhanced, to enable them to best support children at risk within the community itself.
Since the informal sector accounts for the largest proportion of Kenya's total workforce [ 10], the close linkage between the microfinance schemes and the informal sector can be leveraged and enhanced to enable the two types of schemes act as collection points for NSHIF contributions.
Furthermore, the PAYware Mobile App will be enhanced to support PayPal Bump technology that enables iPhone users to bump their phones together to transfer money between them.
The social aspects of the platform will be enhanced, enabling scientists to discover colleagues with complementary talents.
The anticipated impact of these efforts has been enhanced data quality and availability that will enable consumers, clinicians, public health professionals, and policymakers to improve health outcomes among people with blood disorders.
