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The return to a unit of extra investment may be higher in a country that already has a lot of capital: the existing stock confers an external benefit on the new addition.

As recently described by Greenbaum, et al, [43] it is also possible that some degree of pre-existing "memory" conferred by exposure to T-cell epitopes, similar to those found in previously circulating H1N1 strains in the past 20 years (1988 2008), may indeed work to elicit increased immunity of adults.

Peculiar features with respect to existing jet injectors confers to this device good potentiality for a future clinical application.

New vaccines might be developed from productive combinations of these new and existing antigens to confer potent, broadly efficacious protection and be contraindicated for none.

When states are considering modifying existing laws, they confer with state officials to determine best practices.

Cross-protection conferred by existing B. pertussis vaccines, especially aPV, against B. parapertussis infection is very poor [19].

These transgenes will be particularly useful for evaluating the expression patterns conferred by existing and newly isolated promoters in sugarcane tissues.

In other words, no reasonable objection could have been taken if the King had decided that his exclusion from the lineal succession excluded him from the right to this title as conferred by the existing Letters Patent.

First, a sensitizing drive might reverse known mutations that confer resistance to existing pesticides or herbicides.

"My idea is to take the existing genes that confer resistance to Lyme and make sure that all mice have the most effective version,'' Esvelt said.

"My idea is to take the existing genes that confer resistance to Lyme and make sure that all mice have the most effective version," Esvelt said.