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The UK policy and pharmacists' professional organisations have emphasised the potential of community pharmacists to extend their roles.
Individual tumours have different patterns of methylation, and Robert Brown (University of Glasgow, UK) also emphasised the potential of identifying gene methylation patterns in specific tumours.
The production of the humanised antibody to HER2 (Herceptin [trastuzumab]) and the use of Herceptin to treat patients with HER2 positive tumours has emphasised the potential of targeted treatments for breast cancer.
A previous study [27] emphasised the potential of heterocyclic compounds as lead candidates for this investigation of PAT2 and two key studies using other amino acid transporters [34,35] identified tryptophan analogues as the most likely candidates.
At this stage, our main intention is to emphasise the potential of this novel approach for modelling multistage core formation.
This leads us finally to emphasise the potential of the offering of postcards for analysing tourist regions.
This observation emphasises the potential of the use of Bacillus in the commercial production of PHB and other PHAs.
These promising results emphasise the potential of these anion separator nanocomposites as bio-based alternative exchange membranes for application in fuel cells and related applications.
The obtained results emphasise the potential of TiO2-NPs to act as carriers for environmental contaminants such as the cyanobacterial toxin MC-LR, and thus to influence its fate in aquatic ecoystems.
We conclude that the difference in ABA between tropical secondary forests and monoculture plantations is smaller than previously assumed, emphasising the potential of secondary forests for low-cost carbon storage and biomass production, particularly in landscapes with high existing tree cover or highly seasonal rainfall.
The results illustrate that seasonal temperature changes and their influence on subsurface temperature have to be accounted for in data interpretation and emphasise the potential of this technique for the estimation of the rate of movement of the wetting/drying front in soft sediments.
