The use of a network of known pathways surrounding genes with annotated cardiovascular involvement, for example, enabled the identification of a series of mass spectrometry biomarkers for major adverse cardiac events [ 37].
(Party informant) This support, for example, enabled the Party Commission to organise scientific conferences and international study visits to provide evidence to convince sceptics within the Party of the effectiveness of harm reduction.
The authority has spent $3.4 million to improve its energy efficiency — installing two 460-ton "chillers," automated occupancy sensors and reflective window trim to help regulate interior temperatures, for example — enabling the building to cut its annual electricity use by more than 50percentt.
For others, the motivation is sustainability; for example, enabling the breeding of endangered species, like pandas and polar bears, in captivity.
The transfer of electrons (or holes) between a conjugated organic polymer matrix and a quantum dot, for example, enables the flow of charge throughout a device [67].
Dominance, for example, enables the transition from what-is-possible to its realization (from potentiality to actuality) by the use of power and money and not by irony and listening.
The listed residues are expected to have some role in the biological function of the TM proteins, for example, enabling the TM region to participate in ligand binding, active sites, signal transduction, structural packing of TM helices and complex assembly.
The former, for example, enable the retrieval of contigs or chromosomes for a particular genome, whereas the latter link to analysis tasks provided in the canned query library using the chosen entry, e.g., a particular genome, as input.
Studies on interventions that collect stages of change data (e.g., the Transtheoretical model of behavioral change [ 10]), for example, enable the measurement of partial behavioral change and the subsequent incorporation of these as intermediate outcomes into CEAs.
Dirk Mielenz (University of Erlangen-Nuremberg) introduced Swiprosin-1/EFhd2, a scaffold protein that for example enables the recruitment of the Syk kinase and other signal transducers such as PLCγ2 to B cell receptor associated lipid raft areas.
For example, enabling the management to develop evidence-based strategic plans and policies, promoting objective mechanisms for monitoring service delivery, and fostering effective and timely communication that will help define and deliver desired standards of care.
