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This finding suggests that labor-using technological change can be independently sufficient in reducing poverty via the income growth effects.

Our results also underscore that the targeting and transport of the LH receptor to plasma membrane require both domains, whereas each domain is independently sufficient for folding.

More importantly, the results suggest that labor-using technological change can be independently sufficient for reducing poverty via the income growth effects.

Extensor carpi radialis longus transfer may be independently sufficient to support normal or near-normal scapholunate and midcarpal kinematics and prevent further injury propagation in patients with partial SLIL tears and dynamic scapholunate instability.

Smith said that the NAP-CHT would not be independently sufficient to end human trafficking in the country because this crime can only be effectively combatted when the country's citizens are united against it; she therefore recommended the establishment of a National Human Trafficking Awareness Day on February 22 to help raise awareness.

Of the several bacterial surface proteins that participate in Listeria entry into non-phagocytic cells [20], the two best characterized are InlA and InlB, either of which is independently sufficient to promote bacterial internalization into mammalian epithelial cells that express its respective receptor.

However those options were rejected, and the council is now considering using the site for a development of extra care housing, for people able to live more independently with sufficient support.

In at least some of the genomes analyzed, the two genes appear to have been evolving independently for sufficient time to have diverged considerably.

All these mechanical reactions are reflected on holograms as aberrations, and compensation for aberration on every hologram independently is sufficient to overcome this problem.

First each of the three elements (screening approach, screening tool and intervention) can be analysed independently with sufficient power to make meaningful interpretation of relative effectiveness.

An almost threefold increase in the risk of heavy bleeding and perforation with the least experienced endoscopists and significantly increased adverse events for therapeutic colonoscopy with less experienced endoscopists in large-volume trials strongly highlights the importance of endoscopists who manage LNPCPs independently gaining sufficient experience beforehand.