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This integrated shared view may serve as a common information model for enabling clear communication among GDAD teams and can provide a single view of the AEA information to GDAD stakeholders (Ambler 2014; Gill, 2015b; Ovaska et al. 2003).

Following reverse zoonosis (spread of virus from humans to animals) into pig populations, viruses are subjected to different selection pressures and evolve in distinct lineages, enabling clear separation from their counterpart strains circulating in humans.

The resultant SuperPaths are integrated into GeneCards (12), enabling clear portrayal of a gene's set of unified pathways.

This implies that most first-generation DTI studies are limited in their power in at least two-thirds of the voxels, enabling clear visualization of only the most prominent white matter tracts such as the cortico-spinal tract.

CG genes in this reference set were selected because their probe intensity values were highly contrasted among the samples, thereby enabling clear distinction between their active or repressed state.

Generally, PI 4,5 P2 is enriched in the plasma membrane, PI(4 P in the Golgi, and PI(3 P and PI 3,5 P2 in the endosomal system, thus enabling clear recognition of these membranes by the cellular machinery [ 58].

First, we employed multiple tasks for each construct, enabling clearer insights into the target constructs beyond task-specific effects.

It also focuses specifically on physical disability, rather than investigating all disability, potentially enabling clearer explanation of the associations found and identification of specific actions likely to benefit this patient group.

Because SS-OCT does not require averaging of multiple B-scans to visualise the deep tissues, it allows 3D raster scanning with excellent sampling density, enabling clearer observation of the 3D structure of the optic disc (figure 1C).

It was the Clinton Administration's Telecommunications Act of 1996, dramatically raising the number of radio stations one company could own, that enabled Clear Channel Communications, Klinenberg's No. 1 villain, to become the dominant station owner.

Myometrial electromyography enabled clear relation of the findings to uterine contractile activity.