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This has facilitated some detailed molecular studies of salmon notochord, and the discovery of notochord-specific molecules such as vimentin and elastin[ 10].

The availability of such a powerful functional genomics toolkit has facilitated some remarkable discoveries, such as defining the yeast genetic and protein interaction networks (Botstein and Fink, 2011).

With federal encouragement, half the states have facilitated some form of free market in electricity and natural gas, with consumers getting a choice of suppliers.

Nigella did well, triffic actually, but I think that the UK's preview film, which ended up featuring actual drones, might have facilitated some odd memories.

The National Bureau of Investigation has issued an arrest warrant for a Manila businesswoman, Janet Lim-Napoles, who is suspected of having facilitated some of the corrupt transactions with lawmakers.

International donors have facilitated some vital collaboration on joint river water sharing issues.

While successive technological generations of cochlear implant (CI) devices may have facilitated some improvements in speech perception in quiet, many CI recipients still experience considerable difficulty in perceiving the fine detail of speech and in understanding speech in adverse acoustic environments.

Furthermore, although it is possible to infer these same hyperparameters using MCMC, the poor efficiency and speed of these implementations have seemingly discouraged their use [ 6], although recently some software has facilitated formal Bayesian inference on at least some of these hyperparameters [ 7].

In addition to enabling the traumatization of the weak, "Poisson d'Avril" has facilitated the creation of some pretty fantastic artwork, often in the form of postcards.

There are, however, still reasons for hope, the garden use of several Cyclamen species in more northern areas of Europe has facilitated the establishment of some Cyclamen species well outside the climatic zone of their native ranges.

Habitat fragmentation has facilitated gene flow in some species, enhancing the opportunities of increasing population genetic diversity (White and Boshier 2000; Dick 2001), and decreasing genetic diversity in others (Lowe et al. 2005).