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Transplantation of quasi naive T cells could provide the breakthrough in developing a more effective immunotherapy.

Turkey accepted EUCOM's offer of Information Operations (IO) support; EUCOM staff is developing an interagency proposal that will assist TGS/MFA in developing a more effective IO program.

Dr. Aravinda M. de Silva, a microbiologist at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine and the chief author of a new study, said the findings should provide important clues for developing a more effective vaccine.

While developing a more effective Alzheimer's drug could take a decade, Roses expects in the next two to five years to submit for FDA approval a pharmacogenetic test for the safety of Glaxo's anti-HIV drug Ziagen.

Although the nerve autograft still remains the clinical gold standard in bridging nerve injury gaps, many advances on several fronts have been made in developing a more effective nerve tubular construct to guide regenerating axons across the lesion.

For the purpose of developing a more effective phase of marine cooperation in Northeast Asia, this paper advocates the formation of a Marine Environmental Community based on an integrated approach towards Northeast Asia's regional marine programs.

Understanding the fundamental process of musculoskeletal development is essential for tissue engineers to develop a more effective approach for regeneration.

Based on our results, our goal is to develop a more effective support system.

The association hired the Glover Park Group, a politically wired public relations firm in Washington, to help it develop a more effective strategy.

This distinction between high- and low-contact systems provides a basis for classifying service production systems that can enable the manager to develop a more effective service operation.

Develop a more effective process to manage the inevitable self-deployment of responders who in response to crisis arrive as independent individuals rather than in organized units.