The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2458/13/258/prepub The authors acknowledge greatly the visionary, guiding and enabling contributions of EDCTP and like-minded organizations (such as the European Commission, NACCAP and MRC-UK) towards the conception, initiation and initial achievements of the Networks of Excellence (NoEs) programme.
The HRM practices examined included the following: attraction and retention; recruitment and selection – mainly in relation to skills potential to enable contribution to performance; and performance management of CHWs once engaged.
In addition, this approach enabled the contribution of different fragments to carcinogenic potency to be assessed, thereby making the relationships between structure and carcinogenicity to be transparent.
Empowerment therefore aims to diminish unjustified barriers on the input side, and to enable meaningful contribution of marginalized viewpoints to scientific policy advice.
The study design enables the contribution of maritime air and the anthropogenic emissions to be carefully distinguished from each other and separately characterised.
In this system, the transfection of a BRG1 construct and an MMTV-luciferase reporter plasmid enables the contribution of BRG1 to the hormone-dependent regulation of MMTV transcription to be assessed.
The recent development of protocols to efficiently generate PGCs from ES cells will enable the contribution of additional pluripotency factors to germ cell development to be systematically tested [ 15 ].
A comparison of the predicted PBD profiles calculated from the current and mass responses to that of the measured PBD signal, by temporal convolution analysis, enabled the contributions of anion (ClO4−) and solvent (H2O) transfer at the first redox step to be discriminated quantitatively.
Haemocytes represent such a system, as they undergo stereotyped migrations in response to a variety of stimuli, enabling the contributions of actin regulators to be probed in several different circumstances and within a genetically tractable animal.
Additionally, the inclusion of a wide variety of study designs enabled the vast contribution of non-randomised study in this field to be included.
The Kondo effect is the interaction of a magnetic impurity atom with a surrounding metal host, and David's contribution enabled study of this classic system in a new and more tunable context, spurring a world-wide renaissance in this area.
