The uptake of PFOA and PFOS from contaminated soil by plants enables the entrance of PFCs into the food chain of humans and may provide an explanation for the presence of these compounds in, for example, foodstuffs of animal origin, human blood samples, and human breast milk [6].
The allelic variation in the β71A position enables the entrance of larger occupying amino acids into this pocket [23].
Transamination or deamination of alanine and serine enables the entrance of their carbon skeleton into gluconeogenesis directly as pyruvate.
The comparator group was provided with 12 vouchers enabling free entrance to a local leisure (fitness) centre.
We compared six weight loss programmes with a minimal intervention comparator group provided with 12 vouchers enabling free entrance to a local leisure (fitness) centre.
An abstract setting designed by Jeffrey Van Velsor enables frequent entrances and exits by the actors and instantly adapts to numerous locations, thanks to the lighting designed by Paul Kilsdonk that uses specific colors to identify different countries.
The apartments are popular with celebrities, including Leonardo DiCaprio, Mick Jagger and Madonna, not least for their secret entrances enabling stars to slip away from waiting paparazzi outside.
The primary membrane design challenge is to localize enzyme functionality at pore entrances and exits to enable directional flow of substrates/products over the enzyme active sites in an efficient manner.
The majlis rooms were still located in close proximity to entrance spaces in order to enable a separation between private family life and visitors.
Dredging of the canal entrance was undertaken in the early 1990s to enable the canal to take 125,000-ton ships.
Mr. Buren, who decided not to use the main entry of the Grand Palais because he found it too academic, had a long white corridor installed through the north entrance, which enables the visitor to discover the installation progressively rather than giving it away all at once.
