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MI provides a fertile ground for development of clinical solutions to bridge the gap between clinical informatics and bioinformatics.
These observations pave the ground for development of Ad5-based immunotherapeutics aiming at treating CHB patients in China.
The results described in this section provide the grounds for development of a key device, a single-dopant transistor, in which the operation principle is single-electron tunneling through a QD which is not lithographically defined, but naturally created by an individual dopant atom.
While these data do not yet provide sufficient grounds for development of a clinically useful platform based on these observations, further research is warranted to elucidate underlying mechanisms.
Hourly wind speed and direction (7.9 m above ground level) and temperature (2 m above ground level) measurements for development of all models were obtained from Logan International Airport.
Overexpression of MMP-2, -9 and -14 seems to also prepare the ground for development and growth of malignant ovarian tumors [ 16].
This approach has demonstrated that such partnerships provide fertile ground for the development of continued professional development.
The Government of Turkmenistan lays the ground for the development of the National Plan of Action for Children 1 December 2010, Ashgabat, Turkmenistan – The United Nations Children's Fund jointly with the National Institute of Democracy and Human Rights of Turkmenistan has conducted a two day workshop on the development of the National Plan of Action for Children.
The implication is that quantitative analysis of the gut microbiome and its activities is essential for the generation of future personalized healthcare strategies [ 15] and that the gut microbiome represents a fertile ground for the development of the next generation of therapeutic drug targets.
"What's interesting to me is that this is another fertile ground for development," said Tim Devine, the general manager of Columbia Records, who recently signed a Christian grunge band called Switchfoot to the label.
