Cell death analysis may help envisage the possible uses of the P2Et fraction in cancer treatment.
Duncan was also asked whether Channel 4 envisaged the best possible partnership with BBC Worldwide to include assets such as Virgin Media's channels, which are expected to be put up for sale, as well as the 50% of UKTV the cable company owns in a joint venture with BBC Worldwide.
As described in 'Methods' section, the procedure used was as simple as possible and envisaged the direct sonication of graphite without any chemical manipulation.
It's possible to envisage the services changing the way we communicate in other fundamental ways.
It is, of course, possible to envisage the conditions in which shoppers will stop spending.
Sitting in a bare room in the Palais de Tokyo, it was possible to envisage the lives of the countesses and signoras who had devoted their evenings to pleasure in immaculate Balenciaga gowns with gilded embroideries.
Presently it is no longer possible to envisage the development of construction materials and products without taking into consideration the problem of their fire behaviour, and more particularly of their fire resistance.
For example, based on the NER profile, it is possible to envisage the sequential administration of trabectedin followed by drugs such as cisplatin; clinical results in ovarian cancer appear to support this strategy (Callata et al, 2013).
For instance, it is possible to envisage the situation where life did not appear in a particular location; but in that same location, an impact crater or ponded depression could have hosted extant or dormant cells transported in impact ejecta or fluvial detritus, which could have survived for the lifetime of the habitable conditions.
Considering the similarities between the role played by TNF in the pathogenesis of bacterial sepsis and the EBOV infection, it might be possible to envisage the treatment of hemorrhagic fevers with anti-TNF antibodies which are known to protect from sepsis.
