To make practical use of this discovery it will be necessary to find out how the mice do it, and then devise drugs that will stimulate a similar process in people.To this end, Dr Heber-Katz and her colleagues have traced the regenerative capacity of the MRL animals to a number of genes on five different mouse chromosomes.
However, it is difficult to make practical use of the full theoretical capacity at a high rate because the separation of the chain of FeO6 edge-shared octahedral contributes an extremely low electronic conductivity [3].
If he were ever to make practical use of his two years of preparation for the "Ring," however, it would most likely be on film.
To make practical use of big data, we have to cope with not only its quantity (volume) but also its quality (velocity).
Giovanni Vigna, a professor at the University of California, Santa Barbara, says efforts to make practical use of techniques from the DARPA bot battle are important.
However, to make practical use of this approach there are still crucial issues, such as overcurrent protection of converter components.
While the balloonists and dirigible drivers were trying to make practical use of their clumsy craft, other men believed that man would some day fly in heavier-than-air gliders, and model airplanes.
The Clean Center is also designed to make practical use of the plant's empty space.
Besides the quantity and quality of big graphs, we next consider how to make practical use of big graph analyses in social media marketing, an emerging application.
To make practical use of (mathsf {GPARs}), we next consider two problems, namely (mathsf {GPAR}) discovery and application of (mathsf {GPARs}) for identifying potential customers.
