In the EU's "second pillar", meant to enhance a common foreign and security policy, France and Germany were pressing for the Union to acquire its own defence capability by absorbing Europe's defence club, the Western European Union, but Britain and the neutrals fended this off.
Targeting binding sites for complement inhibitors on bacterial surfaces and complement-degrading proteases with vaccine-induced antibodies may be used to enhance a common vaccine design strategy that depends on the generation of complement-dependent bactericidal and opsonophagocytic antibody activities.
Targeting C4BP binding sites on bacterial surfaces with vaccine-induced antibodies may block binding of C4BP and enhance a common vaccine design strategy that depends on the generation of complement-dependent bactericidal and opsonophagocytic antibody activities.
This research is applicable for all smart energy city stakeholders, particularly decision makers and researchers, in order to enhance a common and comprehensive understanding of the smart energy city concept and its practical solutions to foster sustainable smart energy city development.
Higher rates of fusion were observed after a combination of caveolin-1 knockdown and dbcAMP treatment than with either condition alone, suggesting that both conditions might be acting to enhance a common signalling pathway; it is also possible, however, that caveolin-1 downregulation may act to stimulate fusion by a mechanism which is distinct from that elicited by cyclic AMP.
Appropriate application of this method was enhanced by a common environment for the dogs and availability of meteorological data.
Advances in the field of mechanobiology in bone repair could be enhanced through a common consensus for standard animal models for bone healing, fixation techniques, outcome measures and standard comparison metrics.
Other data suggest that the run-off or elimination of hyaluronic acid from the tissue compartments is enhanced by a common feature in the inflammatory process, namely increased interstitial water flux.
Increased diversification occurs when the biochemical basis of traits under selection differs among genotypes, e.g. when unrelated metabolic pathways enhance resistance to a common pathogen.
Understanding drug-target interactions also opens up the possibility of combining a number of approved drugs to enhance activity against a common therapeutic target, while minimizing effects on other targets.
