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One fundamental reason for treatment failure is that it is designed to activate apoptosis genes (eg, TP53) that may be unavailable because of mutation or deletion.
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Our value proposition is designed to activate passions, enthusiasm, organic dialogue and no-strings-attached referrals and recommendations".
This configuration page contains the main control register called Global Command Register (GCMDR) which is designed to activate the translation mechanism, thanks to the translation enable (TE) bit [2, section 10.4].
The rolling balance is designed to activate the regulating bids while the coordinated automatic generation control provides the required secondary response from combined heat and power plants and wind power plants.
Our intervention is designed to activate these proximal mechanisms for the improvement of developmental outcome in premature infants.
In the words of its organisers, it is designed to "[activate] individuals and organisations to strengthen the collective fight against man's exploitive relationship with the planet".
It is designed to "[activate] individuals and organizations to strengthen the collective fight against man's exploitive relationship with the planet".
"It's a lifestyle and entertainment channel that's designed to activate people in the green space".
In addition, a number of compounds that were designed to activate p53 in cancer cells without causing DNA damage ('non-genotoxic p53 activators') are under preclinical and clinical investigation as anticancer drugs.
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