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The president's "global gag rule" -- the refusal to make funds or supplies available to any organization that advises on abortion-related matters -- has created a situation that actually facilitates an increase in the spread of AIDS because condom donations have been reduced on a vast scale throughout the region.
Increase in shear rate within the range of 0.5 10 s−1 facilitates an increase in WAT in solution (Fig. 9).
Perhaps elongation of the UP facilitates an increase in metabolic demand by improving ventilation via the action of the UP in moving the ribs and sternum.
(H ) 20 kPa substrate facilitates an increase in the percentage of clones.
The inhibitor facilitates an increase in lysosomal pH that helps suppress degradation of autolysosome content, permitting accumulation of LC3-positive autophagosomes as evidence of efficient autophagic flux.
Similar as for recombination, it is possible that the more open chromatin structure within RIDGEs facilitates an increase in the likelihood of rearrangement events, and thus in an increase in the observed syntenic breaks.
The simulation models described engage the HWs in clinical skills practice specific to injury management, which builds upon the HWs existing knowledge and facilitates an increased understanding of life-saving procedures.
The second stimulus evokes a greater response (measured as fEPSP slope) than the initial stimulus due to residual Ca2+ in the presynaptic terminal which facilitates an increased amount of neurotransmitter release.
These data indicate that expression of rEA not only increases the quality and breadth of several antigen specific CMI responses, but also facilitates an increased functional capacity of antigen specific T-cells to kill cells presenting a pathogen specific peptide, in this instance an antigen derived from the HIV-Gag protein.
The information provided by these measures facilitates an increasing understanding of how individuals perceive oral health needs and what oral health outcomes drive them to seek health care.
In a region where there is a shortage of GPs, besides the benefit of a case detecting tool, a structured approach that facilitates an increased role of non-medical staff, patients, and family members may be more appropriate [ 35].
