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New materials and manufacturing methods will create buildings that help facilitate efficient living processes and internal communication.
Thus, phosphorylation of Synj by Mnb probably coordinates endocytic protein interactions to facilitate efficient endocytosis during conditions of high activity.
To facilitate efficient random access, the data records in a file are stored with indexes called keys.
What PullString has been able to do, then, is abstract the AI and voice-command-style software away from the task at hand, enabling good writers to create phrases, sentences and clarifications to help facilitate efficient conversations.
Our political institutions are not lowering transaction costs enough to facilitate efficient immigration reform.
This would facilitate efficient clinical workflow and automated image analysis.
Hence, despite being generated to help facilitate efficient DNA repair, HJs are perceived as toxic DNA structures as they could interfere with normal chromosome segregation.
The local enrichment of MSLs at the 3′ end of genes supports the transcription elongation model (Fig. 4a); however, the mere presence of MSL proteins at the 3′ end of genes is not sufficient to explain mechanistically how MSLs might help facilitate efficient elongation.
Thus, characterization of the molecular mechanism that involves in progression and metastasis of CRC could help to identify specific biomarkers which may facilitate efficient therapeutic stratification, prediction and disease prevention.
into a user-friendly format to facilitate efficient data mining.
Such quasi-stable properties are needed to facilitate efficient transfer of information: the oscillations within a coherence interval have to be temporally stable and synchronous because synchrony facilitates communication between neural assemblies (Livanov 1977; von der Malsburg 1985); it helps to keep the temporal "windows of communication" concurrently open for input and output (Fries 2005).
