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China is considering a legal standard for brain death, enabling exploitation of intact organs while a patient's heart is still functioning but recovery is deemed impossible.Such efforts run into local obstacles, however.

Indeed, the next step in this research is to test this hypothesis in an in vivo mouse model, which represents early-stage OA, enabling exploitation of transgenic animals with deficiencies in CNP signalling (for example, tissue-specific Npr2-/-, Npr3-/) in the absence and presence of agents that stimulate the Npr pathways.

The key issue to reach high performance is to enable exploitation of parallelism on services invocations and communications.

This work will propose a novel design for a utility plant within a chemical processing facility that will enable exploitation of the diurnal nature of expected electricity prices.

The lateral roots could decrease soil erodibility through additional soil cohesion, while the taproot and sinkers may enable exploitation of subsurface soil moisture and thus enhance vegetative cover, even in very dry environments.

For analytical simplicity, the geometry chosen for study is a two-dimensional section of a rigid wall plenum chamber; this enables exploitation of classical linear wave formulas developed by Lamb for the surface motion generated by a spatially uniform surface pressure oscillating sinusoidally in time.

Marine organisms have been a rich source of this class of natural products and here we review the lessons learned from marine life that enables exploitation of their potential for combinatorial engineering, opening up new routes for peptide-based drug discovery.

"Therefore, allowing US crude oil exports specifically to enable exploitation of oil that is currently not included in those reserves is a recipe for disaster.

This is in contrast to the initial CQI which should be frequency selective, to enable exploitation of frequency diversity during multi-user scheduling.

A novel FG-based detector has been proposed for wireless mobile OFDM systems which enables exploitation of the frequency diversity available in the received signal affected by ICI.

This group enables exploitation of such advantages, specifying an OFDMA physical layer and medium access control layer enhancements to the IEEE 802.16 standard for licensed bands to facilitate the operation of relay stations [2].