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Furthermore, our ability to purify the urea-washed splicing intermediates indicates that at least the MS2∶MBP protein remains bound to the RNA.
Furthermore, our ability to reverse the enhancement of implant size by treatment with the cleaved form of OPN that is released upon treatment with thrombin, strongly indicates that thrombin likely exerts its regulatory activity through interaction with OPN on stroma cells, as previously shown for maintenance of the blood tissue size under normal steady state hoemostasis[9], [10].
Furthermore, our ability to drive long-term expression (up to four months) suggests that CK30PEG-compacted DNA-nanoparticles may not be subject to some of the practical impediments that have limited the utility of other forms of non-viral gene therapy.
Furthermore, our ability to retain members will be enhanced.
Furthermore, our ability to deconstruct complex, multigenic traits is still limited.
Furthermore, our ability to combine both transcriptomic and genomic data provide important information regarding genetic variation and level of selection among candidate resistance genes.
Furthermore, if our ability to identify individuals in open access genetic databases accelerates or if individuals begin to make non-anonymized genomes more common, the ability to identify those who have contributed to genome-wide methylation studies will become correspondingly easier.
Furthermore, our relative democratic ability to shape EU law and regulations seems only ever to be a comparison with the status quo and not a comparison with the alternative future outside the single market.
Furthermore, perfectionism hampers our ability to lead and empower others, as we're unable to let go of control.
Furthermore, our results prove the ability of these scaffolds to support osteoblast cell proliferation and osteogenesis in all bioactive glass/collagen glycosaminoglycan scaffolds irrespective of the particle size.
Furthermore, our measured outcome of ability to name or describe any CRC screening test required little subjective interpretation.
