In many former Soviet states, drastic reductions in social protection benefits that disproportionately benefited women and enabled their re-entry to the labour market following child birth, such as child care and maternity benefits (Bezemer, 2006), has further reduced the productivity of human capital in local labour markets.
Similarly, the IIS negatively regulates HSF-1 by preventing the phosphorylation of DDL-1, an HSF-1-interacting protein that upon phosphorylation detaches from HSF-1, enabling its entry to the nucleus (Chiang et al., 2012).
Monticello, T. M. et al. Current nonclinical testing paradigm enables safe entry to First-In-Human clinical trials: the IQ consortium nonclinical to clinical translational database.
For Greece, they say, the Games are a kind of proving ground for a country that is newly intent on progress and that has already passed one big test: adopting the fiscal discipline that enabled its entry to the Euro zone.
The party believes it could help cut student debt and enable quicker entry to the workplace.
The company has been installing a piece of hardware it calls Getaround Connect into cars on its platform, which enables keyless entry to vehicles through its mobile app and GPS tracking for easy access to rentals.
Both platforms were connected through protocols that enable data entry to be automatically synchronized between platforms on a frequently scheduled period.
Although the tests will enable entry to some of the most elite educational institutions, Young argues that AQE is not a middle-class pressure group seeking to exclude the poor from the top grammars.
The presence of a "melting helix" contrasts with its structural homologue, p-hydroxybenzoate hydroxylase, which uses a third conformation of the flavin, an OPEN conformation, to enable entry to the active site (13).
This will facilitate parental employment, or enable re-entry to education and training, while children are cared for in safe, stimulating environments.
The attackers first installed malware — malicious software — that enabled them to gain entry to any computer on The Times's network.
