Likewise, the first breakthrough application will drive physician and patient familiarity and acceptance, which will facilitate a second generation of applications in segments such as pediatric endocrinology, pediatric neurology, general oncology, and broader applications of pharmacogenomics.
Precisely structured nanowires could facilitate a new generation of semiconductor devices, Gradečak says.
While an artistic director's job is to produce compulsively memorable plays, they should also facilitate a new generation of artists.
These sites, along with university incubation projects, could facilitate a new generation of developers who aren't reliant on publisher support or investor funding, perhaps leading to a wider variety of experimental projects.
When born, precocious clonal offspring already have developing embryos inside of them, facilitating a rapid generation time (i.e. telescoping generations).
Biotechnology and genetic engineering have facilitated a new generation of biology-based therapeutic agents known broadly as biopharmaceuticals.
"Technologies such as deep reinforcement learning create the base for comprehensive medical image understanding, facilitating a new generation of applications focused on precision medicineiii", says Bogdan Georgescu, principal key expert in Artificial Intelligence at Siemens Healthineers.
Consequently, silintaphin-1 forms the basis for in vitro synthesis of tailored materials since it facilitates (a) the generation of polymer products without prior surface immobilization of silicatein and (b) the assembly of nanoparticles (including enzymatic nanoparticulate products) to ordered structures.
The results, however, indicate that the relative magnitude of reduction in the amount of pore volume of injected acid to produce effective wormholes depends on the mobility ratio, so that a higher mobility ratio facilitates a faster wormhole generation process.
Since the genome requires a vast array of other mechanisms to facilitate the generation of a protein product, can DNA really be causally prioritized (see Section 2.3)?
