A selective induction of NIS in tumor cells might be instrumental for developing NIS-mediated radionuclide therapy and represent an attractive alternative to NIS DNA-mediated transduction.
These opportunities are instrumental for developing pragmatic knowledge (Omaggio-Hadley, 2001; Simpson, 1997), as learners are provided with opportunities to practice a variety of functions likely to be encountered in the target language.
These inhibitors aided the functional characterization of these proteins and were instrumental for developing drugs with therapeutic potential.
These data indicate that the analysis of the involvement of FAK in the mitotic spindle assembly and function in tumor cells appear to be instrumental for developing specific inhibitors to this particular FAK function in malignant cells.
The work from Nicaragua was also instrumental for developing the methodology used in the forthcoming WHO Multi-Country Study revealing the magnitude of domestic violence around the world (Garcia-Moreno, Jansen, Ellsberg, Heise, & Watts, 2006).
It is also clear that behavioral rigidities in ASD serve a host of functions in addition to those that connote safety, such as sensory reinforcement or producing adult attention, and that understanding this function is instrumental for developing effective behavioral interventions (Kennedy, Meyer, Knowles, & Shukla, 2000).
Then, last week, funding from the original bank rescue was used to provide $165m in bonuses to employees at AIG, the huge insurance firm, who had been instrumental in developing a market for risky financial products that helped blow up the financial system.
While in this capacity he was instrumental in developing a complete face-lift for the core business as well as assisting in the development of the Eddie Bauer home concept.
