The lungs, together with skin and intestine, contain >50% of HA of the body: it provides to several biologic functions and presents the unique capacity to link and retain a particularly relevant number of water molecules.
A unique capacity to link different sources of data and provide a range of outcomes exists within Manitoba [ 38].
1, 2 Clinical registries create observational cohort data that may be cross-sectional or longitudinal, but the capacity to link those data at an individual patient level with data from other cross-sectional or longitudinal registries provides unique opportunities for scientific inquiry.
I know of no other intellectual who is so clear-minded, with a capacity to link, to connect, to relate".
Following the intervention, the novices exhibited a shift toward a cognitive rather than behavioral perspective; an increased ability to identify and interpret implicit and explicit factors and interrelations, reflecting a higher awareness of complexity; and an enhanced capacity to link perceived teaching learning processes to theoretical knowledge.
As a consequence, capacity to link program-specific data sets takes on added significance.
Local knowledge, as well as the capacity to link research and local activities, plays a key role in scaling up the CSA approach to reinforce the resilience of farmers' livelihoods.
Major steps forward in this area have been: a) the capacity to link clusters of highly-connected proteins (commonly referred to as "modules") within these networks and specific biological processes [ 4, 10] and b) the capacity to detect potential biomarkers, therapeutic targets or critical functional components using network topology features [ 5, 11].
The role of SePP as a transporter is related to its capacity to link to ten selenocysteine residues and to its extracellular location.
Critical to the mission of an HIV testing program is the capacity to link newly identified patients to care.
But he added that rogue regimes had the capacity to link up with terrorist organisations.
