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In CLL, AID expression levels correlate with the severity of disease, and hence, AID off-target DNA damage is thought to implicate on CLL progression and pathogenesis 14, 15.
Moreover, the in vitro cytotoxicity test showed that the MZZS alloy had good cytocompatibility and could hence aid in the proliferation of cell.
Early detection will lead to closer monitoring and anticipation of further change of clinical condition, hence aid in management of dengue.
Second, improved prediction of recidivism using health-related characteristics that are easily measured prior to release could enable better identification of high-risk individuals and hence aid in targeting transitional interventions.
The automatic identification of minimal T-invariants is in general useful as a method to highlight important parts of a network, and hence aid its comprehension by biochemists.
It is apparent that this system to rescue FMDV from preserved RNA samples should be a useful step forward in attempts to monitor FMDV circulation within countries where the disease is endemic and hence aid attempts to control it globally.
Furthermore, although the CC is a broadcast channel which is contention-based and prone to collisions, redundancy built-in into CPARC using N l and the 4-way handshake counteracts the loss of messages due to collisions and hence aids in scalability.
Addressing this issue is hence aided by predicting the three-dimensional structure of the receptor, based on the former alignment and recent structural information on GPCRs along with massive virtual docking calculations.
Hence, AID-mediated depletion of CnA demonstrated the importance of this phosphatase for invasion of erythrocytes by the parasite under flow conditions in vivo.
It helps attribute risk and hence aids patient management decisions.
Thus, stroma-derived expression signatures might complement clinical staging for risk stratification in patients with cancer, hence aiding to develop a 'tailored' therapy for an improved clinical outcome.
