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The use of active thermal energy storage can provide energy savings, cost reduction and CO2 mitigation by reducing energy demand for heating and cooling, allowing the use of peak load shifting strategies and enhancing the introduction of renewable energies in the sector.
We have fused HIV-1 reverse transcriptase (RT) to mouse ornithine decarboxylase (ODC), a protein rapidly degraded by proteasome in an ubiquitine-independent fashion, to enhance the introduction of RT into the MHC class I pathway.
The proposed methodology is a useful tool in assisting decision makers and policy makers in designing policies that enhance the introduction of economically, socially and environmentally sustainable manure management systems.
This type of strategic approach comes up from sharing of product development strategies with the grape grower that means sharing of several kinds of problems such as commercial, project, technological, and product industrialization in order to accelerate and enhance the introduction of new wines into the market.
The new findings could lead to the development an intervention that may someday enhance the introduction of the newborn to microbes and facilitate a lifelong healthy relationship with them, Khoruts said.
Due to the low uptake of EBF in Indonesia and the high prevalence of rotavirus-diarrhea in population under-5-years-old, policy makers in Indonesia should consider taking action to enhance the introduction of rotavirus vaccination and designing more intensive programs on breastfeeding promotion interventions.
Moreover, this information should enhance the introduction and alteration of healthy biopolymer-based foods in respect to consumer expectations and market demand in the near future.
The catalytic stability is also enhanced by the introduction of CO2 to the feed gas.
The hardness of the films was enhanced by the introduction of aluminum as compared to pure TiN films.
The free surface topography is reproduced using the 'sticky air' technique enhanced by the introduction of a high-density marker distribution in the near-surface zone.
