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Future studies should investigate the causal agents involved to allow for treatment and prevention of this problem.

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The model was adapted to determine the number of businesses that would need to be involved in the system to allow for a reduction in accidents and therefore the generation of significant monetary savings.

A generic tool was used in the present study both because a general population was involved and in order to allow for a controlled comparison with it.

These studies using fluorescence/bioluminescence emission (FRET/BRET) and biochemical approaches (immunoprecipitation-gel electrophoresis-western blot) can be complemented by methods using time-resolved fluorescent energy transfer (TR-FRET) involving Snap-tag chemistry to allow for the direct identification of wild-type GPCR dimerization in vivo[ 147, 148].

However, this app ran into a roadblock with Apple's App Store because it involved downloading content in order to allow for the video trimming feature.

The sample was expanded to include entities involved in HTAs and CPGs to allow for stratification by type of evidence synthesis conducted.

In October 2014, the U.S. government paused funding for so-called gain-of-function (GOF) research involving pathogens with pandemic potential, to allow for a systematic assessment of its benefits and risks.

The next step could involve broadening the accreditation criteria to allow for a new type of primary healthcare based on "softer" criteria that would encourage these smaller clinics to form networks providing a defined range of services, in exchange for incentives, such as human, material, and financial resources, currently offered to FMGs.

The hiatus in musical broadcasts was quickly ended by Andrei Zhdanov, a Soviet politician involved in the defence of Leningrad, to allow for rehearsals and provide a morale boost for the city.

For example, molecular dynamics simulations with Dpo4 have revealed subtle but potentially important conformational changes in the LF and finger subdomains upon the release of catalytic metal ions prior to catalysis that may be involved in repositioning the DNA substrate to allow for different types of DNA lesions in the active site.

Variation in the frequencies of the ND1 substitution (range = 0.00 to 0.17, n = 6 rivers involving eight individuals) and the ND3 substitution (range = 0.00 to 0.17, n = 3 rivers involving three individuals) were too small to allow for meaningful statistical modelling.

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