Although the fruits of decades of research have enabled dramatic improvements in our ability to prevent and treat influenza, many fundamental questions remain, including those related to the complex factors associated with host switching and transmission of influenza viruses.
The introduction of highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) has enabled the dramatic reduction in viral replication and the partial restoration of host immune function, albeit at the expense of drug toxicity.
Food and drug additives: With regard to aluminum in foods, starting sometime in the late 19th century and progressively more so since the mid-20th century, large-scale industrial food production the world over has enabled the abrupt and dramatic switch from a largely unprocessed to processed diet, the so-called 'Western' diet.
Thus the dramatic increase in genetic screening and gene engineering that has occurred in research in recent decades has enabled the generation of a multitude of mouse models.
These dramatic reductions have occurred with the adoption of a "public health" approach to ART delivery, which has enabled a rapid increase in treatment coverage and accessibility of care while still achieving good treatment outcomes[10].
Deaton's work has enabled economists to better model overall consumption and the effects of economic policies and has played an important role in the dramatic reduction in abject poverty seen globally in the past 3 decades.
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There are several realities that have enabled this dramatic growth including the accessibility of wearable devices and the decreasing costs of sensor technology.
Even when the feasts or festivals have lost their original meanings in doctrinal or mythological explanations, the symbols preserved in the rites, ceremonies, and arts (e.g., pictorial, dramatic, or choreographic) have enabled persons in periods of crisis or transition to preserve an equanimity despite apparent evidences of disintegration within their cultures or societies.
