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Transcriptomics approaches, using array based or next generation sequencing (NGS) platforms, of formalin fixed paraffin embedded tissue can be harnessed to develop multi-gene biomarkers for predicting both prognosis and treatment response, leading to stratification of treatment.

The post-growth symmetry of trees showed a positive relationship with the PAR received by trees during the growth period, suggesting that PAR effects can be harnessed to develop post-germination strategies for the production of trees with a more aesthetical growth in the studied species.

The "cool" factor of STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) really shines through when harnessed to develop sustainable solutions for global problems.

The spring at Furnace Creek was harnessed to develop the resort, and as the water was diverted, the surrounding marshes and wetlands started to shrink.

Combining known stabilizing mutations and recombinant chaperone expression could potentially be harnessed to develop a residue-specific global amino acid replacement scheme.

If cross-reactivity can broaden the CTL response elicited by a vaccine and also has a positive impact on the control of viremia, intrinsic cross-reactive specificities of HIV-1 should be harnessed to develop a potentially more immunogenic vaccine candidate as a means to confer broadly protective immunity against multiple strains.

Third, new technologies such as online media have not yet been harnessed to effectively develop and disseminate resources [ 19].

In summary, we have harnessed nanotechnology to develop a combinational therapy approach for MM, where Dox-conjugated nanoparticles selectively targeted VLA-4 expressing MM cells, prevented development of CAM-DR, and dramatically inhibited tumor growth with overall reduced systemic toxicity.

Whatever happens to the economy, the future of design lies not in reinventing old styles or dreaming up new ones, but in harnessing technology to develop solutions to the world's problems.

Harnessing S&T to develop appropriate and affordable health solutions for Ghana, and indeed the wider West African region, has the potential to contribute to improved health outcomes as well as to offer opportunities for entrepreneurial activity that could add dynamism to the economy.

There are huge potential benefits if even a fraction of the industry's vast resources – laboratories, scientists, and databases can be harnessed to look for solutions to developing country health needs.