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This work furthers our knowledge about the requirements for membrane protein interactions and the requirements for RTK activation in cells.
This striking finding furthers our knowledge about the impact of human activities on environmental health through the potential detrimental effects of circulating antibiotics on wildlife, including the selection and dissemination of antibiotic resistant bacteria.
Together, this information furthers our knowledge of the potential role of the CPLSs in pathogenicity and the role of HGT in the genome evolution of plant pathogenic fungi.
This study therefore provides preliminary evidence for the potential cross-cultural applicability of a positive imagery training paradigm in depression, and furthers our knowledge of the parameters and effects of this form of training.
It remains to be determined whether the identification of additional mediators merely furthers our knowledge of the natural history of SSc or presents targets that can be manipulated to manage SSc patients effectively.
This not only furthers our knowledge as to what extent parents should or are able to adjust parental care in response to parentage (Sheldon 2002; van Dijk and Székely 2008) but also has implications for the understanding of which risks parents might face when deciding whether to care for the offspring or to desert.
It can further our knowledge and efficiency in agriculture and aquaculture.
Why or why not? –How does the technology developed by NASA further our knowledge of space and its "frontiers"?
"We are interested in furthering our knowledge of these issues and in soliciting diverse points of view, regardless of whether those views are critical of the department's efforts," Mr. Gates added.
These findings further our knowledge in regard the effects of HCA on the NF-κB pathway and its effects in a mechanical stretch injury setting.
Eventually, furthering our knowledge of climate-growth relationships of the different tree species may support methodologies for better adapted silvicultural treatments, e.g. reforestation.
