Further investigation is warranted and may bolster the development of biologically-informed screening tools for the prediction and targeted prevention of stress-related PTB.
In 2013, China announced its Belt and Road initiative (BRI), which pledged over a trillion dollars to bolster the development of transportation, energy, and trade infrastructure from the west of China to the east of Europe, and the establishment of these rail lines soon became its vanguard -- which is attested to by the fact that the entire network is subsidized by the Chinese government.
Droves of young Chinese have moved into online start-ups, hoping that they will be able to list their companies on Nasdaq, the market whose vast liquidity bolstered the development of the Internet in the United States.
It is bound to hurt some energy-intensive businesses, like petroleum refiners and coal-fired power plants, and some manufacturers, while bolstering the development of alternative power industries like solar and wind.
Timing facilitated the building of rapport and bolstered the development of trusting symmetrical relationships.
The clinical success of bevacizumab has bolstered the development and testing of agents that directly target VEGF, selectively inhibit VEGFR1 or VEGFR2, or promiscuously block both VEGF receptors as well as other receptor tyrosine kinases [12], [13].
She filed that application in May and is now applying for a second patent, this time for the process of extraction itself (not source-dependent) to bolster the future development of the project.
Such strategies may be bolstered by the development of tools to promote education, dissemination and public engagement.
The position that SWI enjoys in terms of being the best at demonstrating blood and vascular structures is further bolstered by the development of high-resolution SWI at 3 T.
The possibility to do these studies has been bolstered by the development of the endotoxin activity assay (EAA), which has allowed accurate measurement of endotoxin activity levels in vivo[ 11].
Left unclear on Wednesday is whether Bush would push more Americans troops forward into combat to bolster and speed the development of local forces.
