This Special Volume (SV) is devoted to presenting feasible cleaner technologies supported by environmental assessment tool to enable the transition of Asia into a low-carbon-emission economy.
Suppose the first order reaction P r o t e i n → d ∅ enables the transition of the system from the microstate i to j.
This procedure was selected to enable the transition of the low-dose animals to high-dose treatment without having to break the blind.
Moreover, the information obtained from a process evaluation can be used to further improve the intervention [ 15], and to enable the transition of research evidence into health practice [ 17].
The aim of the present (ongoing) study is to present a safe, effective, standardised, and reproducible human model for nerve guide implantation as a first step in enabling the transition of newly developed nerve guides into the clinical setting (from bench to bedside).
Mrs. Merkel, who was trained as a physicist, said the government would move quickly to adopt a battery of laws enabling the transition to alternative energy sources, including wind and solar power, but also new measures to save energy.
This genome scale image-based resource (Dresden Ovary Table, DOT, http://tomancak-srv1.mpi-cbg.de/DOT/main.html) enables the transition from mechanistic dissection of singular mRNA localization events towards global understanding of how mRNAs transcribed in the nucleus distribute in cells.
In case of the virtualisation technology (VT) support [16] enabled processors, the transition of a guest VM to the hypervisor and vice versa is managed by special system calls.
Our resource enables the transition from deep mechanistic dissection of singular mRNA localization events towards systemic examination of how mRNAs transcribed in the nucleus distribute in cells and how this affects cellular architecture and cell behaviour in development.
We evaluated a strategy to decouple the mechanical and chemical properties of these films, enabling the transition from cell-adhesive to cell-resistant multilayers.
