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Further study of NTCP inhibitors and CsA derivatives may provide a new anti-HBV strategy targeting a cellular factor, which is less likely to foster emergence of drug-resistant viruses.
It seems a concept long forgotten by politicians.Hendrick GollerMt Lebanon, PennsylvaniaMaking leadersSIR – What the international community needs to do to help foster the emergence of better leadership in Africa is a crucial issue ("Now for Africa", July 5th).
It involves creating a climate of ideas sufficiently robust to foster the emergence of architectural solutions further down the road.
She is particularly eager not just to import high-profile shows but also to foster the emergence of a homegrown Moscow art scene.
By creating a nationwide dialogue, the coalition could foster the emergence of a new generation of leaders able to rise above tribal and religious divisions.
The overuse of antibiotics in medicine and agriculture has long been known to foster the emergence of germs that are resistant to drugs.
Resolution of undocumented and imperfect land claims in favor of ordinary American settlers at the dawn of the American Republic was a necessary predicate to social and political stability and helped foster the emergence of a functioning democracy.
Thus, the decision to designate renminbi clearing banks in London and Frankfurt is, in effect, one more step by China to foster the emergence of an international monetary system with several global currencies, not just one.
Basic education is one of the most far-reaching single investments that can improve the economies and foster the emergence of literate, self-reliant societies in the developing world.
The article helped to foster the emergence of a more militant welfare rights movement, including the occupation of welfare offices in many cities and other acts of civil disobedience.
