The fact that minocycline has long been an established drug should greatly facilitate its development as a new FXS treatment (Kim and Suh, 2009).
Specific facets of the teaming cycle are reviewed, including the nature of teamwork and interventions designed to facilitate its development, the role of team learning as different from individual learning, and relatively recent advances in understanding shared and distributed leadership (DL).
Identifying the factors that contribute to the differences in sensitivity is important, as it would greatly facilitate drug development as well as help understand and predict patient responses to bortezomib treatment for MM and other cancers.
To protect our environment, cope with global warming, facilitate sustainable development, as well as reduce the big network cost from operator point-of-view, optimizing the energy efficiency of wireless systems are required for the future.
Zoning changes must facilitate downtown development as well as the exciting potential for dynamic parking solutions.
A similar approach was recently described to facilitate drug development as well as personalized medicine.
However, the production cost of 2G bioethanol is still rather high, irrespective of the lignocellulosic feedstock used, and the development of a commercially competitive process for 2G technology poses a challenge [ 11, 13, 14], although the integration with 1G production could greatly facilitate this development, as will be discussed in the present study.
Bio-X works closely with both the corporate organization and the Stanford faculty to understand what the interests are, and cultivate the collaborations by consistently facilitating the development process, as well as liasing closely with Stanford's Office of Technology Licensing.
This bill, which was truly visionary, would facilitate responsible renewable energy development as well as strengthen the local economies through the creation of two new national monuments.
This process facilitates neurite outgrowth during development, as well as axonal transport throughout life, processes which would otherwise likely come to a complete halt in the presence of excess tau.
