Furthermore, harnessed bees imbibe large amounts (20 µL, one third of their crop capacity) of aversive solutions, including quinine solution, even if the imbibed solutions turn to be toxic and induce post-ingestional mortality [25].
Furthermore, interventions that harness social influence and promote positive peer norms among MA-using IDU networks may be effective at reducing risk behavior and encouraging uptake of HIV prevention and other health services [ 42].
While adult neurogenesis has become an important and well-represented field of study, 20 years later much remains to be understood about how it is regulated and, furthermore, how it may be harnessed to treat the diseased brain.
Furthermore, one common form of child safety harness misuse, where the harness is over-tightened causing the lap belt to be positioned high over the abdomen, allowed extremely undesirable dummy motion.
Furthermore, new research avenues have opened to harness the proliferation capacity of cardiomyocytes as a potential therapeutic strategy of heart failure [6].
Furthermore, our findings demonstrate the potential of harnessing the public's ability to provide timely and useful surveillance data through telephone and internet communications.
Furthermore, our study suggests that there may be opportunity to harness news reports as an early warning indicator of emerging drug problems, similar recent work in infectious disease surveillance [25].
Furthermore, synthetic biology and bioengineering-based approaches are allowing scientists to harness existing and novel bacteriocin gene clusters through expression in different hosts and by enhancing functionalities.
Furthermore, the computations are designed to overlap with the memory access to harness the maximum benefit of the pipelined design.
Furthermore, evidence for recombination in AMF has an impact on commercially harnessing the beneficial traits of AMF for increasing crop production.
Furthermore, the durum sequence provides a fundamental tool to more effectively bridge and harness the allelic diversity present in wheat ancestors most of which remains largely untapped.
