Even the most well-meaning journalistic images of black life have the intention of enabling a passage, from the First World to the Third, for example, or from one side of the railway tracks to the other.
The cellular organisation of the BBB and the presence of transmembrane proteins enable a selective regulation of the passage of molecules from the blood to the brain.
It has generally been thought that Cameron will stay on as Conservative leader if he falls short of a majority but manages to cobble together a coalition, or another type of deal that could enable the passage of a Queen's speech.
To enable safe passage of ships, a 'friendly safe channel' was created through the minefields.
The group's goal had been to try to reach Gaza and unload aid cargo in what the group said in a statement was a "nonviolent, symbolic act of solidarity and protest and a call for the siege to be lifted to enable free passage of goods and people to and from the Gaza Strip".
The team also identified and described a number of NPC transport factors that recognize the signal sequences in proteins and enable the passage of these proteins into the nucleus.
The agreement will enable the passage of humanitarian aid and construction material to rebuild the war-torn territory, according to the report.
Turkey's reluctance to support the fight against Islamic State over the border in Syria enraged its own Kurdish minority, complicated efforts to provide aid to Kobani and meant negotiations to enable the passage of the peshmerga through Turkish territory were delicate and complex.
Transport proteins are embedded in the membrane to enable the passage of metabolites and thereby connect metabolic networks beyond organelle boundaries [ 81].
Specifically, we create multiple micropores in the e-PTFE to enable the passage of oxygen from the air to the surgical wound in order to prevent hypoxia-induced scar formation during the initial proliferative phase of wound healing.
Topo II α reduces DNA supercoiling and twisting by creating a double-strand nick that enables the passage of a second DNA double-strand through the break and subsequent religation of the cleaved DNA strand.
