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Of course, this selection of 18 priorities does not pretend to be comprehensive but it facilitates the presentation of the challenges with concrete and understandable research topics.
Software calculates a pair of points in the parameter space where the objective function (perceived quality) should be evaluated and then facilitates the presentation of stimuli associated with this pair of points.
Because this interaction occurs on an ECM scaffold in close proximity of PDGFRα, perhaps WT FREM1 facilitates the presentation of PDGFC to PDGFRα on the surface of dermal fibroblasts contacting the ECM and, in particular, contacting the basement membrane.
Yet another possibility is that BST2 uses AP1 to divert tethered virions to late endosomal compartments in antigen presenting cells, thus facilitating the presentation of viral antigens in the context of class II or class I MHC (Neil et al., 2006; Miyakawa et al., 2009; Moffat et al., 2013).
We keep this approach in tables and figures to facilitate the presentation of the data, analysis, and discussion.
To facilitate the presentation of the results, they are divided into subsections with a discussion following in the next section.
Information visualization has been popularly applied to the Semantic Web to facilitate the presentation of data semantics.
To facilitate the presentation of the proof of Theorem 2.3, we introduce an auxiliary tool, namely, the notion of reachable sets.
1 In this paper, the subject matter to be classified is a GSE project. 2 The details of the original dimensions are not shown to facilitate the presentation of the new dimensions.
The model is coupled with flexible front-end device that generates constraints corresponding to assumptions specified by the user and report writers that facilitate the presentation of the resulting schedule.
Cell-mediated immunity, in contrast, is based upon the binding of short sequences of antigen proteins, termed T-cell epitopes, to specialized cellular proteins, known as human leukocyte antigens (HLAs), class I (HLA I) and class II (HLA II), that facilitate the presentation of the epitopes to T-cells of the immune system [9] [14].
